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wyldberry
11mo ago
You really can't weaken Canada much more than it is.
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11mo ago
I personally can downplay them as a joke because it is a joke. The mostly likely path forward for anything like that would instead a certain oil rich province voting themselves independent and then asking the US for aid or to join. And, if
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11mo ago
"ending last November" - Is the implication that a Trump presidency implies a risk of invasion from the South? Canada has relied greatly on the United States providing a blanket defense guarantee of the continent. The Canadian mil
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wyldberry
1y ago
This is a mean-spirited interpretation of what happens when you claim nation state. Generally the government (as of now) is not paying private (but maybe some Critical Infrastructure companies) companies to secure things. We are in the very
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1y ago
Attainable isn't about benchmarks and performance, it's ecosystem such as supported kernel hooks for AAA games to invest the time in maintaining their anti-cheats and other parts of the game-as-a-service platform. It's also a
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wyldberry
1y ago
It's really easy for people who work in tech, or tech adjacent to recommend this, but in my experience, getting anyone to try nearly anything on Linux is very rough. Friends who wanted to "take control of privacy in their life&quo
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1y ago
It will depend on if gaming studios continue to invest in a Linux Desktop experience. It's common to run your game server on Linux, but MS, partially through DRM support to the big media companies, creates an environment very strongly
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1y ago
Good thing they thought of that. Disclaimer: I was at Riot During some of the Valorant dev cycle and the stated goal in this tech blog [0] was a huge goal (keeping latency < 35ms). This was only really doable because Riot has invested si
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1y ago
It is not absurd, this is the standard for rapid prototyping in the DoD. Given that Palantir already has a strong track record for authn/z inside their systems used across the DoD, LEO, and Intelligence Agencies. It's not an untre
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1y ago
This has been a long time coming. The big buyer for 737 consistently has been Southwest. Before a recent ownership shakeup, Southwest wanted to only operate the 737 airframe, and avoid as many new features as possible to keep training costs
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1y ago
It would be wild news if a firearm was able to discharge without a round in chamber. Even without information, for it to discharge there must be a a round in chamber. Marine Corps order for MP and armed guard standard is round in chamber,
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1y ago
Again, burying the lede of the article which is about the last remaining pesticide that was effectively targeting the mite colonies. Six months of lost work is not the make or break for this, as this mite has been identified as a problem fo
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1y ago
Honeybees are not all bees, and are less important than wild/native ground bees[0]. By making this about trump, you are burying the lede here: "Alarmingly, every single one of the mites the researchers screened was resistant to am
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1y ago
Because China makes their stuff and they've invested billions in skilling up Chinese labor.
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1y ago
The more well compensated someone is, the less likely they are going to be to speak out. The employees are more than comfortable. Also, the incentive structure for reward (stock price etc) is predicated by squeezing every last bit of moneti
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2y ago
This seems to be the opposite of what happens in reality.
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2y ago
Let's be sure to have a meeting to consider staffing a committee to plan appointing a board to oversee a transition. Who would have the authority to have this meeting and appoint it? Congress. Who is in power in Congress? Oh right. If
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wyldberry
2y ago
Late to reply, but yeah no one is eager to do it. Unfortunately being good at security means being really good at work that is boring, tedious, and not glamorous, which also measures poorly into OKRs and other facets of shipping culture. Un
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2y ago
This isn't rocket science. What's going on is having the keys to the kingdom with regards to serving videos to influence the mind of a user with extremely precise targeting. China doesn't want USA doing that, and banned their
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2y ago
Things like this are suppose to be provenance of an organizations security engineering teams. Helping to ensure you don't ship something like this. It's also hard for them too because no one wants to force developers to re-imple
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2y ago
In doing my masters, i've noticed a similar trend coming from TAs in technical programs. Much more emphasis on "homework" being readings to prepare for lecture. Lecture to cover salient points, but then to reinforce with in p
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2y ago
Imagine a country extraditing their app developer to the EU of all place lmao.
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2y ago
Yeah, you won't find evidence for two decades because of the time and resourcing it would take to fund it, plus none of them being in metabolic wards. You can sit around and wait for "The Science" or you can be a data point f
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2y ago
I'm probably responding to you being intentionally obtuse but: Assuming that's true, TikTok, at the behest of the CCP, can (and will) amplify the reach of that outrage to an outsized impact. If the outrage is 5% of TikTok users in
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2y ago
At best this comment implies there's actual an actual smoking gun related to what functionally are nation-state capability and operations to influence populations external to their own, specifically related to TikTok/ByteDance. If
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2y ago
Oh boy. A lot of what he's mad about, at least in gaming, is part of a the road to hell being paved with good intentions, especially in gaming. Historically gaming underpays compared to the rest of tech. Which is wild to think about si
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2y ago
This mindset assumes that you know what question you want to ask before you have the data, as opposed to having data and then being able to generate hypothesis from it. Legal basis is ever shifting based on the regional locale. As n+1 requi
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2y ago
Gifted and talented communities are all the persons who meet a criteria to join said community. In children this is often scoring beyond grade-level in tests.
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2y ago
If a picture is a thousand words, then surely video is several orders of magnitude more powerful for brainwashing, especially in short form.
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2y ago
What we often think of as Insider Threat in the west is just another Tuesday in Chinese business. I have many experiences of this in the video game industry. This industry sabotage and theft is a very real part of getting ahead, even amongs
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