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631.
by ls612 2y ago
These things look pretty small I wonder if someone will make a 2U rack tray to hold a few of them.
632.
by ls612 2y ago
MAD precludes total wars of national survival ala WW2. It does not at all preclude the sorts of cabinet wars that were fought between the European powers for centuries before Napoleon.
633.
by ls612 2y ago
Meta seems to be playing the “commoditize your complements” game. Which is good for the rest of us who get close to SotA open weights models.
634.
by ls612 2y ago
Blinding lasers are prohibited by treaty similar to chemical weapons so probably not soon.
635.
by ls612 2y ago
Doesn’t matter when bottom feeding lawyers run an automated tool on your site and sue you in hope of a quick $5k settlement. That is what drives this not any notion of accessibility.
636.
by ls612 2y ago
An electric timekeeping device which is not networked would presumably be good enough for this purpose wouldn’t it? The concern is ewar not so much the ship not having electricity.
637.
by ls612 2y ago
iPhones have been able to shoot in RAW/ProRes for a while now if you really want that.
638.
by ls612 2y ago
The reason for shareholder value to be the guiding principle for companies is about being clear what an organization is about. There is nothing wrong with a company supporting some nonprofit cause but that should be a distinct legal entity.
639.
by ls612 2y ago
Any computer or phone can play it back I’m sure. It’s just an MP4 file. And with Airplay or an HDMI cable your TV can too?
640.
by ls612 2y ago
All the HDCPs are broken by those cheap Chinese splitters which downgrade it to 1.4 (allowed by the specs for some reason) and 1.4 is thoroughly broken. At least that was the case last I checked.
641.
by ls612 2y ago
I’m confused, you’re saying the TV can tell if someone is pointing a camera at it? That seems highly doubtful.
642.
by ls612 2y ago
People hate collective punishment because it works so well.
643.
by ls612 2y ago
The Reagan tax cuts were too big but they got increased substantially during his term after that to be a lot more right sized. He recognized the error and adjusted.
644.
by ls612 2y ago
Use 1337x or Torrentgalaxy not TPB.
645.
by ls612 2y ago
Rates peaked in 1982.
646.
by ls612 2y ago
Reagan’s first 2 and a half years also were setting the stage for the growth of the 80s and 90s by taming inflation with very high interest rates and a painful recession. Reagan would have lost by a lot if his gamble hadn’t paid off but ins
647.
by ls612 2y ago
Because it turns out that mathematicians and computer scientists have devised schemes that allow for certain computational operations to be performed on encrypted data without revealing the data itself. You can do a+b=c and it doesn’t revea
648.
by ls612 2y ago
Poor countries can have enormous armies. The PLA during the late 1970s had like 5 million people in the ground forces alone. They have since cut that number by over 2/3 as they modernized.
649.
by ls612 2y ago
Depending on the plan the researchers used they may have contractual protections against OpenAI training on their inputs.
650.
by ls612 2y ago
It has been _0_ days since classified information was leaked on the War Thunder forums.
651.
by ls612 2y ago
My understanding is that in places like Russia or China they have full blown military units with uniformed officers and men that are developing these sorts of things. In the US a lot of it is (was?) NSA related like EternalBlue. Are you say
652.
by ls612 2y ago
What exploit packages in recent years that aren’t NSO haven’t been attributed to an APT?
653.
by ls612 2y ago
Usually zero days being used in the wild get found and analyzed. Who else is making exploit packages like this other than state actors?
654.
by ls612 2y ago
It’s incredible how much those old Autobahns, built in the 30s, look like many modern Interstates. Eisenhower knew a good design when he saw one that’s for sure.
655.
by ls612 2y ago
It's gonna be a long while until we reach that point. For comparison, there are roughly 10000 airplanes in the air at any given time in a 5 mile band above the surface and the skies are pretty clear outside of some congested airports.
656.
by ls612 2y ago
Uber did exactly that and got excoriated when the paid driver was on her phone and the car killed someone on the freeway. I think many people raising are concern trolling this because they either don’t want private cars in favor of public t
657.
by ls612 2y ago
There’s a chicken and egg issue with this in that to become proven the AV needs to drive somewhere for a while.
658.
by ls612 2y ago
So basically this is the best kind of vuln; not exploitable remotely, and unpatchable so you will always be able to get root on your own hardware.
659.
by ls612 2y ago
samizdat
660.
by ls612 2y ago
I think you are exactly right. patio11 both wants to communicate a point and also understands that communicating certain points can lead to really bad outcomes for you and your family. Thus he often writes that way about topics where powerf

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