When something goes wrong your mind always jumps to hackers, but most of the time its your own fault.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity / incompetence.
Sure, but if there's a limit, the code should handle/ignore excesses gracefully *and* report it so the data and/or code can be reviewed and updated.
It's not the centralization that did this, but the automation.
Coupled with arbitrary program limits and poor error handling and reporting. From TFS:
The software had a built-in limit of 200 bot detection features.
The enlarged file contained more than 200 entries.
The software crashed when it encountered the unexpected file size.
maybe centralization isn't such a good thing after all?
More like arbitrary program limits and poor error handling and reporting. From TFS:
The software had a built-in limit of 200 bot detection features.
The enlarged file contained more than 200 entries.
The software crashed when it encountered the unexpected file size.
It worked on me, I was avoiding TP-Link products because of this. Am I wrong to do that?
You can install OpenWRT on many of their models and they seem to work quite well like that.
Needs parenthesis: (((Netgear) Accused by (Rival)) of (China Smear)) To (Fan Security Fear)
Sorry, still can't parse; who or what is supposed to be Jewish again?
Looks like LISP.
Not just in the past -- especially those who need the quotation marks...
I'll agree with that, especially if you're younger / less experienced and don't have a lot of code you've written banked from which you can pull. Cleaning up, or at least heavily reviewing, the vibe code for production may be a good way to hone your skills. The environment is kind of like that already with the existence of sites like Stack Overflow -- none of which were around when I was in university and getting started.
Way back then, the system administrator (4.3BSD on VAX-11/785 and, later, also earlier Sun systems) was also a very knowledgeable programmer and would answer SA/coding questions - eventually. His first answer was always, "Did you read the man page?" [Off to read man pages.] His second was, "Did you read the source code?" [Off to read BSD source.] Then he would lean back, with the keyboard still on his lap, and scribble something helpful on the whiteboard... It actually was a good, if annoying, learning process as I read a LOT of man pages and BSD source -- which helped me a immensely when I became a SA and systems programmer.
ACLU and EFF Sue a City Blanketed With Flock Surveillance Camera
The goal is to get the Flock out of there.
I'm confused. Anyone know why the IRS would want/need people's airline travel records and payment info?
Isn't Reddit enough?
We now also have the "improved" under new management BLS
I don't think OP was dissing EVs, just noting that they, like other things, also use petroleum product for things other than fuels and some things that use fuels can't be easily replaced with EVs.
has pleaded guilty to lying to a federal agent
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI and he got a pardon from the current President. If she doesn't have the political connections, this might cost just her some $$$ -- crypto or cash, they're not picky.
At this point of society, humanity needs a giant asteroid to wipe it out.
Pretty sure we reached that point on November 5, 2024.
So close. More accurately, "Out of sock".
Badges? We don't need no stinking badges.
