aucisson_masque

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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
Then these features are not for you. They are for your kids when a distracted driver would crush their small skull with a 3T SUV.
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
My father grew up drinking a ton of alcohol and smoking, like his friends. Many of them are dead. By your logic, we should keep drinking and smoking.
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
Is that the regulation that is bad or the way the manufacturer implemented it ? I think your comment and the one you were answering to explain it very well. Don't buy car that sucks.
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
What prevent you from putting a sticker over it ? 0.1€ cost, can be removed in case of control otherwise you can pretend the camera wasn't working. End of story... Honestly, I'm all for more automated system while driving because
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
> Cheating has always been a problem in FPSs, and it likely won't go away. That's why premier competitions have always been on LAN. And even then I heard of aimbots included in the gamer mouse that would 'infect'the c
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
To me, the best anti cheat are the one you put in the game design. There is only one 'fps' I play, it's called holdfast and is about Napoleonic warfare. Muskets are so inaccurate that having a wallhack or an aimbot would be c
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
I know but I don't think there is any other solution. These companies speak money, if you don't speak money they ignore you. Getting your users computers infected and having to deal with bad buzz, prosecutions, loss of sales, woul
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
Yes I do, but we are speaking of companies with billions. If they can't take this seriously enough that they pay for the vulnerabilities, they deserve to get the bad press. When all MSI computers get exploited in the wild, I bet that t
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
> So far, for the vulnerabilities I have reported to Google, ASUS, AMD, TP-Link, Netgear, MSI (and more), they have paid out a total of $0 in bug bounties. Why bother reporting to them ? You could just as well sell it to third parties if
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
If I say something illegal during a meeting, people will notice it and will report it to the police. Then I may get arrested or fined. Why should it be different on the internet ? Provided we live in countries where freedom of speech is ena
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
Why mistral especially ? There are dozens other.
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
C'mon it's fun, and interesting. It's 500$ well spent, if you don't have the money, its another completely irrelevant issue that not much people care about.
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
It's a mess, how would you remotely start up your laptop ? The plasma big screen is also not very well made, I don't know if you can even compare it to Android tv or apple tv. And the last nail in the coffin is that you don't
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by aucisson_masque 3mo ago
I find it funny that deepseek is the most balanced between both left/right but also authoritarian/libertarian. Go ask deepseek about tiananmen square
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
America was much better on betting a few years ago, it's been very recent. I would have thought that trump giving so much to christians, he would be against betting but there are things that are beyond my understanding.
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
There was an excellent documentary on it in France from cash investigations. Not only it kills more pedestrians, but also when you get an accident with one of the people driving these monstrosity, you get a lot more chance of dying. So if e
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
You are promoting gambling to young people, easily manipulated. That's why you see so many college boy on their marketing video. It's completely fine when you're old enough to be responsible, and to know that gambling is a de
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
No. There are still people and companies being proud of their work and not doing it only for the money side. I know, shocking..
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
> He compared the videos to fast-food commercials, where food can appear more appealing than it does in real life. > “We’re depicting what actually happens,” he said. The cope is real. They all know they are destroying lives by promot
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
Alright, I'm off Claude. That's how you kill people's will to use your product, there are so many competitors. How could they do that ?
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
I bet that if you don't use companies that enforce these verifications, and they start to lose money, things will shift very fast.
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
It's never been what the eu asks for. They want people to be able to set a different assistant than Siri, and that this assistant can have deep access (as much as Siri) if the users wants it.
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
You don't know how much it did cost them. Why would you care about how much they gained ? You can't compare something when you have neither value.
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
You're speaking of a company that made special programs to cheat on CO2 emissions during car inspections.
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
Is fable that good ? I was under the impression that it's just an incremental update, and not even a big one. Government always restricted data, tools, technology. In France for instance you're not allowed to have a gun, but polic
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
It's great to follow your own moral compass, whatever the cost. Much harder than taking the money and blindly following management decisions.
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
We have been able to choose our default app for 'assistant' on Android for a decade. It's fine. You can even revoke permissions if you want to. And guess what ? Because you're allowed to choose something else than Siri,
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
EU has a parlement and a commission.
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
Week if its like the current apple intelligence feature,I don't care if we don't get in the eu.
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by aucisson_masque 4mo ago
Yeah I hate freedom too.

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