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1y ago
They should learn to shield their sensors with their hand and squint. Humans perfected this millions of years ago :)
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Terrible tech reporting, as is the norm. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8d70d912e6o indicates that the recently announced breach was separate from the one in May (for which the attackers were arrested in July?
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> Because Wikipedia was under a Creative Commons license, anyone who didn’t like the way the project was run could copy it and start their own, as a group of Spanish users did when the possibility of running ads was raised in 2002. Corre
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1y ago
You're paying too much for your bridges man. Who's your bridge guy?
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1y ago
Per https://cpb.org/funding , $357m goes to public tv and $119m to public radio. That's a nice chunk of change, though low enough that a few friendly billionaires could put some pocket change into a trust today and make
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1y ago
My experience is that if it is a small regional jet like an ERJ, it will be delivered at the jet bridge. If it's a 737, it's going to baggage claim.
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1y ago
Based on https://github.com/apache/httpd/commits?author=covener , either the committer never writes tests, or this project just doesn't do testing at all. Nothing here would pass a code review at my company. T
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1y ago
> On a macro level its just plain stupid. You've described most white-collar jobs :)
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In my opinion, the original sin of Spring Boot Actuator is allowing server.port and management.server.port to be the same. It makes it too convenient for developers to skip the security review that would be done for opening a non-standard p
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2y ago
I would be surprised if the current US administration even knows where Sri Lanka is, let alone our pre-Trump foreign policy with them.
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2y ago
App YouTube channel is still up: https://www.youtube.com/@appguardian6684
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2y ago
Oracle used their own unpatched product for over 10 years? Yikes.
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2y ago
I'm a user of their API. Here's the outage windows I've seen so far: 09:46 to 10:10 13:46 to 14:22 15:12 to 15:49 (ongoing) No error. Just timeouts.
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2y ago
I feel like I played this wrong, but it eventually let me win anyways.
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> OpenAI’s models, including GPT-4, the backbone of Microsoft’s Copilot assistant, aren’t cheap to run. Keeping them live on Azure’s cloud infrastructure racks up significant costs, and Microsoft is eager to lower the bill with its own l
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2y ago
A nuclear bomb will be detonated somewhere other than North Korea.
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> Civilization VI Team > Fixed over 300 UI bugs (25% of UI bug count) using Lua language, Jira software, and Perforce version-control system
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2y ago
But can it run Doom?
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2y ago
> random.randint(0, 100) That 0 should be a 1. As written, I think 1 out of 101 requests would go to the new target when percent was set to 0.
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2y ago
NASA must be using the GFS model for their predictions :)
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I'm not familiar with how distros get the source code for upstream dependencies. I'm trying to understand what Andres meant when he said this: > One portion of the backdoor is solely in the distributed tarballs Is it that the t
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3y ago
I just opened the YouTube app and the first recommended video is "youtube's search function is atrocious now". Their search function may be bad, but the addiction feed is spot on!
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3y ago
No leap seconds in 2023. Here's hoping that IERS blesses us again in 2024!
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Ohio's historic marker program doesn't give any protected status to the property they are located on afaik. It's just a touristy thing.
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3y ago
Also known as rapid unscheduled disassembly.
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3y ago
They have the code, then need to steal the code, then need to upload the code???
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I'm very curious to see this in action. Are you able to get a video of it showing typing in the dose and showing the confirmation screen missing the decimal point?
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Imagine if this whole fiasco was actually a demo of how powerful their capabilities are now. Even by normal large organization standards, the behavior exhibited by their board is very irrational. Perhaps they haven't yet built the &quo
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3y ago
Good trivia question: Is this the first rocket launch to have two separate RUDs?
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3y ago
Snorlax is not mythical. Not real Pokémon fans.
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