> Where did the litellm files come from? Do you know which env? Are there reports of this online?

> The litellm_init.pth IS in the official package manifest — the RECORD file lists it with a sha256 hash. This means it was shipped as part of the litellm==1.82.8 wheel on PyPI, not injected locally.

> The infection chain:

> Cursor → futuresearch-mcp-legacy (v0.6.0) → litellm (v1.82.8) → litellm_init.pth

This is the scariest part for me.

Maybe the people who use emacs for everything are the only safe ones?

straight and elpaca etc. are just as vulnerable. Maybe more so.

rclone?

>designed to store and scale to tens of petabytes of infrequently accessed data...

>During each billing cycle the Spaces Cold Storage service will have a 99.5% Uptime (as defined below) per month.

It's not really the same product.

>Free API calls: Effective May 1, we’re making API calls free for all B2 Cloud Storage customers.

>Storage price: Also effective May 1, we are updating pricing from $6/TB to $6.95/TB

Honestly amazing change. The free API changes are going to cut our bills in half. the 95cent increase per TB is totally reasonable.

That’s a 15% price increase. Last increase from $5 to $6 was in October 3, 2023.

This follows HDD and SSD price increases.

When you consider the rise in energy prices as well…

Same here, the API calls have always been heavier for me than the storage costs. It of course depends upon each use case, but this is overall a win for how I've been using it.

Even with the storage increase, still way more affordable than S3 or many of the other alternatives out there.

Now I just want to see what this post will be translated to...

If you use Ublock you can add this to your filters to restore a sane number of videos per row:

---

! YouTube 7 Videos Per Row Fix (Home and Channel Pages)

youtube.com##ytd-rich-grid-row:style(display:contents !important;)

youtube.com###contents.ytd-rich-grid-row:style(display:contents !important;)

youtube.com##ytd-rich-grid-renderer:style(--ytd-rich-grid-items-per-row: 7 !important;)

! YouTube 7 Videos Per Row Fix (Channel Page margin fix)

youtube.com##ytd-rich-item-renderer:style(margin-right: calc(var(--ytd-rich-grid-item-margin)/2) !important; margin-left: calc(var(--ytd-rich-grid-item-margin)/2) !important;)

! YouTube 7 Videos Per Row Fix (Font Size fix)

youtube.com###video-title.ytd-rich-grid-media:style(font-size: 1.4rem !important; line-height: 2rem !important;)

youtube.com###metadata-line.ytd-video-meta-block:style(font-size: 1.2rem !important; line-height: 1.8rem !important;)

youtube.com###video-title.ytd-rich-grid-slim-media:style(font-size: 1.4rem !important; line-height: 2rem !important;)

>To maintain safety, no operational details are included in this manuscript;

Ah yes, the good old "trust me bro" scientific method.

To be fair, This is a deceptively hard task.

Without AI assistance, this should take ~10–15 minutes for a human. Maybe add 5 minutes if you're not allowed to use d3.

It's just html/css so no js at all let alone d3.

I would not even know how to draw a circle with CSS to be honest.

A div with width = height = border-radius (or width = height with border-radius:50%)

Pretty sure css has a sin() fn, that's half your work

When I was testing out Agent mode I had to give it login details in clear text (throw away account). Keychain access is very sensible.