flutas

47 ms·

631.
by flutas 4y ago
I've been on both sides of this table, and somehow I've lost both sides. At this point I've given up using eBay due to it. The scammers on both sides know exactly what to say and do to somehow win even if you can prove you sh
632.
by flutas 4y ago
> I believe they had to jailbreak these to get Linux installed on them. OtherOS was a fully supported feature on the PS3, that enabled you to install Linux on a secondary partition on the built in HDD. At least until George Hotz used it
633.
by flutas 4y ago
> it probably played a role in Sony pushing out an update that disabled Linux on all PS3s Pretty sure that was due to it being used to hack the PS3. > Blame for the latest culling has been pinned on computer hacker George Hotz, who wa
634.
by flutas 4y ago
Honestly it sounds like they are both trying to hide behind different terms. Twitter constantly uses "mDAU" which they define as people, organizations or other accounts who logged in or were otherwise authenticated and accesse
635.
by flutas 4y ago
There's a reason Ben's Original (Uncle Ben's) is big in the mushroom community. - Pre sterilized - Cost effective - Easy to monitor
636.
by flutas 4y ago
I have the beta as well, it's very very rough. Like, trying to change lanes into a "flush median" (aka yellow stripes across) to turn onto a one way in the wrong direction. Or randomly swerving back and forth (hard) when a la
637.
by flutas 4y ago
> Blodget doesn’t even own BI Nobody I saw claimed he owns BI. He's a cofounder and the current CEO though and therefore does run BI. Just had to call you out on that for spreading a falsehood by trying to twist someone else'
638.
by flutas 4y ago
> I think we can assume pretty slimy tactics from Musk. I personally think we can assume slimy tactics from everyone involved. Did Musk do what he was accused of? Knowing his attitude most likely. Did someone also have very large shorts
639.
by flutas 4y ago
> What's your suggestion here? That garbage trucks don't pick up on streets without two lanes in each direction? Maybe they don't block the travel lane for extended periods, just like any regular person is expected to not
640.
by flutas 4y ago
> Driverless vehicles NEED to be able to handle these unexpected situations in an appropriate manner. That they don't currently is in fact a "real issue" and in this case at least is evidence this tech may not be ready for
641.
by flutas 4y ago
> Given that often human-driven, or human-parked, cars create similar temporary obstacles, the most important question here is: does this happen more-often, or for longer-periods, with autonomous cars? Honestly the article is pure tech-s
642.
by flutas 4y ago
From the article. > a San Francisco Fire Department truck responding to a fire tried to pass a doubled-parked garbage truck by using the opposing lane. a traveling autonomous vehicle (...) was blocking its path. While a human might have
643.
by flutas 4y ago
I had a similar interview experience with Disney recently. Going so far as them telling me I would have an offer letter in hand within 2 weeks, followed by silence. When I reached back out to them they basically played dumb about it and sai
644.
by flutas 4y ago
> unless there is some specific bug Could also be by design, similar to printer identification dots. Have the artifacting vary every so slightly from one GPU to another. Then again, I feel (emotional statement, not of fact) that this wou
645.
by flutas 4y ago
On the thesis page it makes it sound like only B2B are considered, but here you stated primarily. Is this just a mis-wording here, or is it more that the focus is B2B but you won't outright deny a B2C company, if you think they have
646.
by flutas 4y ago
Based on the article they were targeting Office 365 on prem email instances for market mover events (acquisitions, new clients, etc)
647.
by flutas 5y ago
> However even a saudi prince incorrectly believed he still owned twitter stock. Wait, did I miss something on this? Last I had seen he still owned the stock but rejected Musk's offer.
648.
by flutas 5y ago
> I remember when I tried the first iPhone in 2007. Sure, it wasn't super fast, the screen was small and pixelated by today's standards, but I remember going "Holy shit, this is amazing." It was easy to see its utilit
649.
by flutas 5y ago
Another change we could be seeing. Reddit allows mods to collapse comment threads as of 03-12-2019. > such as an ability to auto-collapse comments by users[0] [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/redditsecurity/comment
650.
by flutas 5y ago
> It was really just one trick, which was to immediately sticky select new posts. and (imo) if they were really wanting to fix this trick they would have just made it so something that was ever stickied couldn't show up on /r&#
651.
by flutas 5y ago
>They cracked down on the baseball thing way before they got banned though; after they got quarantined. And the_donald literally disallowed submissions for months before being banned. When reddit has a sub in their sights, they will find
652.
by flutas 5y ago
> If you choose to ride a scooter and you hurt yourself because you ran into some tree roots that is on YOU. It is not the city's responsibility to provide a perfectly manicured path from arbitrary point A to point B Personally I di
653.
by flutas 5y ago
Just a heads up, looks like markdown formatting got into your "go get" command for the golang page. https://www.osohq.com/learn/rbac-go
654.
by flutas 5y ago
> Also, as I understand, all Krebs has done is wrote "X told me about Y". How is that statement false, if X really contacted Krebs and told about Y? My advice would be to read the actual complaint[0]. It goes into detail why th
655.
by flutas 5y ago
> They did the right thing - finding suspiciously malicious code is their job. Not their fault the user was an idiot, spooks PEBKAC is still PEBKAC. Except for this part, which leaves a huge question of "do they share knowledge with
656.
by flutas 5y ago
>One year. Mixer was online for one year and they shut it down. Uhhh...? > The service officially launched on January 5, 2016, as Beam. (...) The service was acquired by Microsoft in August 2016, after which it was renamed Mixer in 20
657.
by flutas 5y ago
> Hopefully, he also patched some portion of the bug that let him rewrite the bootloader signature verification code... or someone else only has to look at your update to have their own keys to the kingdom. Sounds like it from the articl
658.
by flutas 5y ago
Lapsus$ has released data from Microsoft, Nvidia, Ubisoft and Samsung over the past few months. https://www.vice.com/en/article/y3vk9x/microsoft-hacked-laps...
659.
by flutas 5y ago
>So planning to watch an entire episode during recharge on a long drive? Can watch plenty of episodes in the time saved not having to go out of the way / stop at a gas station at least once a week.
660.
by flutas 5y ago
> - Turning off yet again the annoying computer voice announcing any navigation or volume change on my parents' new Samsung TV (accessibility option, not sure why it turned on, but it required me visiting their home in person again

More ›