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It happened but I don't remember which movie. It's not the often-quoted Star Trek instance - In that case, the woman was a first-time extra who was not aware that extras are not supposed to speak, even when directed to "act n
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I think the line should be drawn when there is a commercial interest - If the footage is monetized, the subject should have a veto. Other than that, it should not be prohibited for members of the public to make a recording of anyone's
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2y ago
Yes, but only because the footage was being used commercially for broadcast. Depending on who was doing the filming they may also have been required to pay the subject; For example, a person who accidentally entered an active shoot of a Hol
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2y ago
That false negative can be pretty damn expensive if the good engineer you didn't hire could have saved your ass from the situation the less-good engineer you did hire couldn't handle.
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2y ago
Aircraft do sometimes get abandoned at remote airfields when the owner goes bankrupt. There are people whose job is to go retrieve them for creditors, when possible. They get ferry permits and waivers to operate the aircraft without its pro
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2y ago
Cheap and easy cross-platform session persistence without the hassle of maintaining a bouncer.
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2y ago
You missed my point, or I failed to adequately explain it; Please see my response to the comment above yours.
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2y ago
You missed the point, or I failed to adequately explain it. I know full well (now, without the intentional disinformation that was being spread earlier) that the feature is entirely disabled without an API key present. I understand that, as
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2y ago
I don't think the issue is lack of trust in iTerm2, it's lack of trust in the corporations who operate the AI services and have very strong (profit) incentives to abuse and/or exploit all data they can collect by any means ne
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2y ago
This is what was claimed was happening. I received multiple warnings that iTerm2 was sending "all terminal interactions" to OpenAI's servers regardless of the absence of an API key. Packet captures showing "exfiltrated&q
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2y ago
There actually WAS a DB9 connector, that is 9 pins in the B-side shell. They were used for manufacturing equipment. They carried 4 high-voltage differential pairs and a common signal for negotiation/detection. IIRC part of the specif
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2y ago
For the sake of your mental health, if there is one thing you learn from your time on the internet, it should be to never, ever, ever argue with KSP fans. Not only will you lose, you will get dogpiled and you will not be allowed out from un
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DocMart hasn't abandoned it, it's still under active development. Open-sourcing it was to get more people involved because he couldn't do everything solo anymore.
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2y ago
And the community addons may as well not exist because nobody bothers to look for them or read the instructions for installing them. (I may be biased though, I was an Orbiter addon project maintainer for many years)
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2y ago
I met a kindergarten teacher who left an ATC job for American public education because the pay was higher. Let that sink in.
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3y ago
Obviously that's your fault for not having the code it found the bugs in. Why are you attacking progress?
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3y ago
I used to keep a Twenex instance on the public internet (before SDF had theirs) but vulnerability scanning bots essentially DDoSed it to death, plus I got tired of some robot that kept emailing my NOC contacts about the "insecure CISCO
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3y ago
We aren't the stewards by any means. We are an invasive species existing in a bubble. Climate change is the planet healing itself of us.
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3y ago
Less anime in the world is a net win for humanity.
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3y ago
When I was interviewed on a technical subject by a local affiliate, I was told they are under specific directive to be as non-technical as possible, even if the result becomes technically incorrect. As a result, my answers were trimmed down
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3y ago
I said basically this about bitcoin and someone tried to send a swat team to my old apartment.
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3y ago
Get mad all you want, it won't change the fact that the extremely wealthy are equivalent to old-world gods. They have the power of life and death, and they rule the heavens and the earth. They will do whatever they want, wherever they
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3y ago
The "supply shortfall" is due to the requirement that the DNA of the organ has to match up with the DNA of the recipient in order for the organ to function and the fact that the organ has a very short "shelf life" when o
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I apologize; I assumed the over-the-top tone and absurd sentence at the end would be taken as indications of obvious sarcasm. If your own security (or anything else for that matter) prevents you from working it's clearly not to your be
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3y ago
Unacceptable. Deferring updates is always absolutely unacceptable. Security updates must always be given absolute priority over all other concerns. If security isn't breaking your workflow then your security is not extensive enough, an
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3y ago
If it's that blister packaging stuff with the folded edges, I use a manual can opener to open those. You just run it around the folded edge and it gets cut off, just like the rim of a can. Works great.
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If it helps, you can think of all medicine as reverse-engineering and hacking a machine the vendor has ceased supporting and won't provide documentation for.
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Speaking as a kidney transplant recipient it is most certainly not a walk in the park. I mean that literally; I cannot walk in the park without taking precautions against covid/influenza and my increased risk of skin cancer...
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They only remove them if they have some kind of immediate risk of damage to the body - Necrosis or similar. On top of that, while your original kidneys won't have enough function to sustain life, any function they do have will take som
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3y ago
Mine is located on my right side just above the midline of my pelvis.
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