blusterydayve26

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blusterydayve26,

That’s not very reassuring, we’re still only one computer bug away from that situation.

Presumably she wasn’t identified as a violent criminal because the facial recognition system didn’t associate her duplicate with that particular crime. The system would be capable of associating any set of crimes with a face. It’s not like you get a whole new face for each different possible crime. So, we’re still one computer bug away from seeing that outcome.

blusterydayve26,

H100 isn’t $40, it’s $40,000. You’re making the Bloomberg Mistake: it costs $4,000,000,000 - four billion.

I can’t wait to see what clownshoes nonsense way he absolutely fucks this one up, but that’ll take a lot of liquidity he probably doesn’t have access to unless he gets the $45bn Tesla payout.

blusterydayve26,

The hero we didn’t deserve.

blusterydayve26,

Economists: “WONTFIX: Working as designed.”

blusterydayve26,

I wish I had a decent explanation. But instead, I have Windows 11’s shiny new Taskbar configuration menu that politely warns me that showing seconds on the clock takes more power. Right under the “Show Copilot” button.

These fucks are fucked.

Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. (midwest.social)

I prompted Bing with Ian Malcom’s timeless quote, “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should,” and it gave me this nightmare in return.

blusterydayve26,

If you’re trying to use them correctly. Otherwise, they’re just “less lethal” and easier to deploy.

hrw.org/…/eye-hunting-cairo-militarys-assault-rep…

blusterydayve26,

You’re two years late.

Maybe not for the reputable ones, that’s 2026, but these sheisters have been digging out the bottom of the swimming pool for years.

theconversation.com/researchers-warn-we-could-run…

blusterydayve26,

That’s not really normal. Off the top of my head, in order from most likely to least, here’s a list of things to check. Unfortunately, all of them cost money.

  1. Carbon Monoxide detector. Put the batteries in outdoors before you set it up in your house: some require calibration in clear air first. Follow instructions.
  2. Schedule a MD appointment to discuss this. Or at least monitor your heart rate while you’re asleep to see whether it might be sleep apnea. You might also ask about getting tested for ADHD.
  3. Check for black mold or water leaks, probably requires a plumber, or home inspection, or your own testing hardware.
  4. Can you change your diet to see if it’s anything you’re allergic to, like nuts or rat poison? Do you make your own food?
  5. A Geiger counter works wonders to see if anyone’s stored unprotected fissile material in your home, like that wacko who disassembled smoke detectors.
blusterydayve26,

I dunno, Folding Ideas broke down Fortnite’s monetization policies, and they’re pretty damn barbaric, particularly in how they target kids.

blusterydayve26,

Hey, if you don’t need your worldly possessions anymore, just lmk, I take venmo.

Roku TV bricked until agreeing to new terms of service

See title - very frustrating. There is no way to continue to use the TV without agreeing to the terms. I couldn’t use different inputs, or even go to settings from the home screen and disconnect from the internet to disable their services. If I don’t agree to their terms, then I don’t get access to their new products. That...

blusterydayve26,

Did the old device agreement allow them to brick it until you agreed to the new agreement? If not, I say file that class action.

blusterydayve26,

Half way between. They want to beat Nintendo to the next hardware release, but they won’t. So probably two more years till the new stuff comes out, but 4 or 5 till it stops getting support and new releases.

blusterydayve26,

But it’s still in their favor, just not unassailably so. Further, only after he’s lost enough court cases, this is the first time, in over a decade of trying, that Vos has been for the non-partisan redistricting council (and only because he expects he can pack it?).

blusterydayve26,

gave up playing their bread and butter game

Search was never Google’s money maker, that was AdWords. Search was merely the tool they used to get users in the door and exposed to AdWords, where they made their money. AdWords raked in ~100M/day in the early 2010s iirc.

blusterydayve26,

You wrote comment 6461913, and then pasted a link to it 4 more times. Why are you so desperate to argue that your experience is the only possible experience? I feel like I just watched a Dunning-Kreuger empathy 0% speedrun.

blusterydayve26,

Thanks for keeping on reading, continuing to learn, and not getting discouraged. Everybody is one of those lucky 10,000 about something, every day. (Well, unless you’ve stopped learning, or you’re dead.)

Teen GTA VI hacker sentenced to life in a secure hospital (www.theverge.com)

The 18-year-old Lapsus$ hacker who played a critical role in leaking Grand Theft Auto VI footage has been sentenced to life inside a hospital prison, according to a report from the BBC. A British judge ruled on Thursday that Arion Kurtaj is a high risk to the public because he still wants to commit cybercrimes....

blusterydayve26, (edited )

Life in hospital because he publicly vowed to keep doing it while his trial was going on. That’s not a smart thing, that’s definitely not a sane thing. You apologize and move on to get out, you double down if you really like the food, white walls, and basic healthcare, or, you know, if you can’t stop yourself from saying so.

blusterydayve26,

Eliminate your rat-based mousing desires and join us in celebrating StumpWM, back behind the dumpsters, where they keep the extra parentheses.

blusterydayve26,

I’ll consider taking them off the list after they start making food product they can legally be considered bread in Europe again.

blusterydayve26,

I always rate my movies by volume of Tom Bombadil.

blusterydayve26,

The death of this guy has to do with some of it, he worked on some pretty cool stuff and was an all-around pretty awesome dude working for the betterment of the world.

blusterydayve26,

All these years later, and Firefox.com is still there.

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