Comment Re: Wong future. (Score 1) 32
Everyone bringing up Thing from Adams Family but all I can think of is sci-fi take on âAnd Now the Screaming Starts! âoe
Comment Re:Good (Score 1) 29
Oh Okta. Companies still using it after they have suffered multiple breaches, including two that got customers owned is hilarious. None of the IdP vendors have perfect (*cough* Microsoft *cough*) records but Okta's is hilariously bad.
Comment Re:An index fund? (Score 1) 19
It's technically "US 500 Excluding Artificial Intelligence Enablers Price Return Index" so I'm guessing it's sans most chip makers, hyperscalers, nvidia, and a bunch of other big tech stocks. Looks like they launched it out today but I can't find a prospectus. Probably not a bad hedge considering how heavy so many funds are in big tech stocks right now.
Comment Re:They don't even pretend to care (Score 1) 13
Copying isn't theft so why should they care?
Comment Re:IRC is easy to make immune (Score 1) 33
" as it is not social media." You realize operators don't control that definition. If they can't find a way under current law, they will just change the law to cover it if it became a large enough issue in their eyes.
Comment Re:Confusion (Score 1) 209
I think that the public just gets the two confused.
Just going by some of the other comments here I'd say you are correct.
Comment Re:For how long? (Score 1) 33
Did I miss some exception in all of these laws for IRC protocol? You still rely on servers. Yes you can run your own (same with TeamSpeak, at least the last time I played with it) server on your own host, but most of IRC still relies on a few backbone networks run by other people.
Comment Re:Monster Cable (Score 1) 101
No, he wouldn't. No way a small store or even a small chain was getting cables cheaper than BestBuy. It's literally impossible. Again, he was paying 10% over BestBuy's cost. That is going to still be less than a small shop's cost in almost every case.
Comment Re:New American Revolutionaries take note... (Score 3, Interesting) 45
I think the bigger accomplishment here is getting a wide release without a traditional distribution studio being involved.
Comment Re:The Blair Witch Project (Score 2) 45
Yea but they had to rely on selling the film to a established studio to get it out to theaters and market the film. These guys have managed to get into over 4000 theaters (going off of recent numbers) internationally with no distribution partner.
Comment Re:Not for us (Score 1) 30
However, the complexity of PCIe 6.0 implementation has slowed down its adoption by both enterprise and client applications.
Costs and the lack of interoperability tests by PCI-SIG (for now) are among the significant reasons behind not adopting the PCIe 6.0 interface for the client PC market.
Comment Re:Monster Cable (Score 1) 101
Have a friend who worked at BestBuy back in the 00's and their employee discount was cost+10%. He used to buy Monster cables all the time because with his discount, he was getting them for slightly more than the store branded cables would have cost him. Huge markups on those things.
Comment Re:Not for us (Score 1) 30
No shit? They won't make a PCI 6.0 SSD for consumers? Consumers who won't get PCI 6 motherboards until around 2030? The bastards!
Comment Re:That is not what that means (Score 2) 45
If you took your head out of your ass you could read the study and see that they performed a clinical exam along with the MRI and accounted for RC finding in the clinical exams.
Comment Re:obviously (Score 4, Informative) 45
This was the selection criteria for the study:
In 2022, the Health 2000 database was reviewed to identify all individuals eligible for the FIMAGE study. To be eligible, participants had to meet the following criteria: (1) prior participation in the Health 2000 survey, (2) valid consent for the Health 2000 follow-up, (3) ability to communicate in Finnish or Swedish, (4) ambulatory status, (5) maximum age of 75 years at the time of sampling, and (6) residence within the catchment areas of the 5 university hospitals, ensuring reasonable access to a 3-Tesla (3T) MRI facility.
You will note that "has shoulder problem" is not one of the criteria.
The study population:
A total of 602 participants (median age, 58 [range, 41-76] years) underwent clinical shoulder examination and bilateral shoulder MRI and were included in the study. Of these, 313 (52.0%) were females and 289 (48.0%) were males. At the time of the research visit, 110 participants (18%) reported current shoulder symptoms. Among the asymptomatic group, 294 participants (60%) reported a previous history of shoulder symptoms
So 18% reported current shoulder symptoms, and of those who didn't, 40% reported having no history of shoulder symptoms.
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