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5y ago
Unfortunately, a lot falls on networking (the human kind).
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5y ago
Too much ego, friend. You should've used the past tense. Skill tunable AI, developed by a private poorly funded group, that plays the game for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=revk5r5vqxA AlphaStar, developed by a l
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5y ago
Your argument falls short. Pro cheating uses hardware to cheat. It streams the video output and keyboard/mouse input to an AI/ML. Making these kernel anti-cheat useless there. Casual players looking to spend money on cosmetics are
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5y ago
Highest Nobel prize per capita. Has an advanced military intelligence arm and released soldiers are great employees for the IT security sector. These two combined create a strong cyber security presence. Regardless, I don't know what r
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5y ago
It's usually ex intelligence that work in such companies. That being said, that's not how the tools work. Data exfiltration wasn't tracked to the vendor. You must remember the US' interest in spying and conquest is a rat
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5y ago
Nice work! With enough determination, anything can be a one liner in bash. /joke
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5y ago
You mean the metric hog that can only be turned off with a recompile? No, thanks. Wsl, the barely usable product with breaking bugs, such as simple disk io, until wsl2 came to improve _some_ of the features? Nah. The most detrimental change
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5y ago
In the verbal context of IT, it is 1024. If you're being technical, you can nitpick and say it's wrong. Has no benefit, though.
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5y ago
If you're looking to learn, there are many free k8s labs online such as https://kubernetes.io/docs/tutorials/kubernetes-basics/creat... Otherwise, if you want something more permanent, you'll accomp
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5y ago
Use Odysee
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5y ago
Wrong. Think of it like slap stick comedy. It's light, it's brain dead and you don't invest emotion in. Googs tried to make YouTube a more corporate friendly place
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5y ago
Not sure how you are serious about your reply. PCs are a small market and a solution fitting them hardly represents a valid approach. There is an entire world of small devices that don't vomit terabytes of disk space. One of the most a
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5y ago
Opening stores in key areas to destroy local business. Draconic contracts with suppliers. Lowest possible quality. Highest possible price. Huge markup. Can you walk me through the thinking of "corps fuck me over and I should be thankfu
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5y ago
Guy loves keeping people in power in power. No one thinks crypto will magically rid us of corrupt governments but if they got us by the balls with banks and trade, then we can't make a step in the right direction.
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5y ago
Manage your version. Trust your APK source.
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5y ago
*in the US. Luckily, it's a dwindling power and Europe fights and penalizes large organizations breaching market "morals".
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5y ago
Wrong. 80% of attacks are social engineering ones. In which an employee is convinced to make a bank transfer, open some document, install some program. From there, often times it's exploiting wide spread software commonly found in larg
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5y ago
Cars come with AndroidAuto (and whatever is for iOS). Only apps signed by Google can communicate with AndroidAuto. I don't want to use a Google phone or app to display OSM on my car's media screen. Why is this legal?
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5y ago
Define better first. If by better you mean supporting a competitive market that doesn't strengthen the monopoly Google has on search and their results which, as years go by, are augmented for their benefit but not yours, then anything
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5y ago
One of the amendments is supposed to shield you from tyranny. But, going down a less risky path, I'd vote (no pun) for migration. My parents migrated away from a country that trades in humans to this day, in full view of the gov, and i
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5y ago
Tipping point, for using ms products in general, was malware posing as an Asus driver /s. Fresh windows 10 install. Installed a bunch of drivers fresh off the vendor's site. Asus driver installation installed some GUI i didn'
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Why would a mentally disordered person be allowed to dictate his own treatment? That is ludicrous. https://www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/gender-dysphori... Regardless of your political stance on the matter, this
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Disagree. Didn't have YouTube, Google, etc and still cracked video game protections when i was 10.
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An exception to prove the rule. Throwing money at a kid, unwarranted (slight interest makes it unwarranted), spoils the kid.
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Aren't the answers on SO, and friends, licensed automatically? This provides a partial answer. That being said, from a scientist's perspective (assuming it all falls under Computer Science), does he progress the field in some way?
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5y ago
Who decides what is against India? Who decides what other countries "need protection"? Who decides where the line between censorship and legality is drawn? Who dictates morals?
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This is a slippery slope. Allowing a global corp to dictate right and wrong on an international level. Throwing words like "not diverse enough" simply strengthens the danger. As that's what led to fascist laws in Canada, dict
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So, more proprietary hardware which now only MS controls, only they can update and audit. According to security researchers, is not physical tamper proof. Tackles niche security issue while the number one vector of attack, comprising 80% of
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5y ago
Wrong. Here's a hypothetical scenario: Kids' PCs are windows. Microsoft has Game Store installed by default. Pop ups about the latest Fortnite NextGen, installed by default. More addictive than gambling but hella legal. Easy scena
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So, only food, water, electricity and housing should be overseen by regulators? Besides, with so many games out right seeking to get kids addicted, let's at least have some trade regulations. It's not like parents can ignore them.
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