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by nolok 4y ago
There are many, they just all tend to suck. Either they miss images that are the same but not really (Eg two different jpg save of an original), or they catch false positive. Then you find something that works great, but it ends up requirin
722.
by nolok 4y ago
I do not know the law in the US for that, but how the manufacturer represent the product and its capabilities can often make him liable. Unlike most others, Tesla has been very brazen to describe its system as self piloting rather than driv
723.
by nolok 4y ago
Because he is the CEO and if he lies about those matters in a public communication he is liable to shareholders. Which is why he doesn't do it.
724.
by nolok 4y ago
Because if all he had to say was "there is no actual risk", then that's all he would have written, and it fits in less than a single tweet.
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by nolok 4y ago
There was a period of time where a google engineer was producting review on amazon about which usb-c cable would make your laptop burn. That was fun, and totally not the sign of an overbloated standard.
726.
by nolok 4y ago
Their issue was not the naming for consumer or tech user, their issue was "how do we allow any random laptop from claiming latest usb despite not actually supporting it". It was super obvious with usb 3 and its sub versions, and i
727.
by nolok 5y ago
Same behavior when paying, but allow me to configure which payment processor is being used, so I can pick the one that gives me the best benefits (increases insurance, cash back, miles, whatever).
728.
by nolok 5y ago
Google search is terrible because reddit mangles all the dates in their seo
729.
by nolok 5y ago
To be fair, Jira screams SaaS. I don't want any of my company trapped on it, but if they were I'm sure as well not going to self host that spawn of hell.
730.
by nolok 5y ago
Damn, the guy doesn't say the plane doesn't respond to commands but "l'avion fait n'importe quoi" which implies more like the responses to commands are not the one expected.
731.
by nolok 5y ago
You're talking about a different thing, compression bitrate and artifact. Take a 4k video, encode it into 320p, then encode that into 1080p. For the matter of what they are discussing, your video file will be true 1080p. For the matter
732.
by nolok 5y ago
Doesn't change the vulnerability in question, but still worth mentioning : that's not how you're supposed to sanitize commands and args you send to system() and the like.
733.
by nolok 5y ago
Look at phpstan
734.
by nolok 5y ago
You use that account for adsense revenue, but you did not add a secondary recovery email, nor a recovery phone number ? When you do not have any other recovery, google tries a recovery method based on questions ("when did you register
735.
by nolok 5y ago
There is no seeking in a shoutcast stream, it works like a web radio.
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by nolok 5y ago
You need to disable fcgi buffering in whatever http server you're using. For exemple in nginx, the option name is "fastcgi_buffering". Then flush() and the likes will work again. Note that if enabled you need to disable gzip
737.
by nolok 5y ago
I'm not sure ; is due to coding, this keyboard would be terrible for coding (# ? ! % * + | [] { } ...)
738.
by nolok 5y ago
I have a sharp mx c301w color laser printer at the office and it's frankly just great. Scanning, printing and whatever just work. At home I have an Epson ET-M3170, it's not a laser but one of those epson thing where you don't
739.
by nolok 5y ago
Yay me
740.
by nolok 5y ago
To be clearer : they're free to delete the data in normal times. But once you request it, they can't delete it between receiving your request and answering it. They're free to delete it again after answering.
741.
by nolok 5y ago
So I understand they're doing this because it's their revenue source and they feel they have to play ball, but this pretty much means they're done. After having lost many battles and flags the one thing they have is that they
742.
by nolok 5y ago
Their employees are customer service on one side, and marketing (calling hotels to have them sell through booking) on the other side. So they have a ton of employees for the same reason groupon does.
743.
by nolok 5y ago
Disregarding how horrible it is to do that this way, ... The employee says he's french, so either he didn't have a french work contract, or what he is saying is untrue. While you can transfer an employee from one company to anothe
744.
by nolok 5y ago
PHP even evolved the phar[1] format to allow this to continue while allowing dev to have a proper organisation in folders and files [1] https://www.php.net/manual/en/book.phar.php Most php cli tools (like Composer
745.
by nolok 5y ago
I massively disagree with your reasonning as to why vision only has advantages, or at least i disagree that they're really advantages. What you are saying and I understand you're not saying this is the way to go but merely giving
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by nolok 5y ago
Volvo's emergency braking system, which detected it and would have braked in time, had been restricted by Uber to not be able to take any action. Uber's system was set in a way that "non identified object in my way" didn
747.
by nolok 5y ago
Your broom example is flawed and in no way a match to the situation. If you build a broom and I ask if I can see it and you say yes you can see it and you are free to make another one like it for yourself and make more to sell for everyone
748.
by nolok 5y ago
Does the license permit it ? If yes then they're not doing anything that the author didn't want them to do.
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by nolok 5y ago
Try getting ~10 years old uplay game to work and despair. Not sure what network engine they used at the time but there is an entire set of games that basically can't connect properly without using random ports anywhere in the 10k/
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by nolok 5y ago
Given what happened to the stock when steve jobs, nothing ? https://www.quora.com/What-happened-to-the-Apple-stocks-when...

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