Comment Re:True (Score 1) 45
Hmmm... How many (home) routers/firewalls support blocking by ASN This does strike me as a useful feature, now that I've looked at it a bit.
Hmmm... How many (home) routers/firewalls support blocking by ASN This does strike me as a useful feature, now that I've looked at it a bit.
BUT Meta also tracks people who have never had an account with them, on the off chance "they might later opt-in". See https://cyberguy.com/security/...
So the original poster's question is legitimate, especially for those who have never opted-in to any Meta product.
against Sharia
Yeah. But is the legal system of the Kingdom of Morocco explicitly derived from/dependent on Sharia, and with whose interpretations of same?
My sense from visiting Morocco was that it was not a strict Sharia legal system, but I do not know their legal system.
They all worked for the police department in Casablanca, Morocco.... (With apologies to the current Casablanca Police Department...)
Thunderbird? Something else?
(And anyone out there still miss Eudora?)
According to a friend who understands the math, category theory is quite useful for dimensions. There is an interesting article that argues for a Standard Unit for value: https://www.iqiipi.com/the-eig... I don't know who this (anonymous) author is, but all of the essays on this website are VERY insightful. (I particularly like the one on Agile and the one on 'bugs'. The one on Ada has a few minor errors, but generally gets it very right.)
Too bad there's not a moderation category of "+1 both Insightful and Funny". But yeah, someone please mod parent up.
A lot of the buzz I've seen about AI generated code has been along the lines of "you don't need to be a developer." Several people I know have talked about "I created an app and I don't know how to code." In that use case, it's not clear at all those people would know how to supervise an entry level coder.
At what point will we run out of space to put all those satellites, particularly into stationary earth orbit? And who manages traffic congestion? Next, let's worry about what happens if one satellite has a catastrophic accident (or is knocked out by an ASAT), and all-of-a-sudden, that orbit starts loading up with junk?
Enquiring minds want to know! (Particularly so I can short SpaceX stock...)
In all this vibe coding/agentic development/loop coding, HOW DO YOU KNOW the AI is doing something fundamentally wrong?
But the evidence is clear from this incident: What people "can do" and what people "actually do" are VERY different things.
I'm sure I'll get flamed, but this is why C (and other languages that don't provide mechanisms to BOUND the length of a string) are actively dangerous in The Real World. Look at the massive effort and time to mitigate this VERY COMMON AND WELL UNDERSTOOD vulnerability.
Boeing and Airbus? I'm OK with that.
Well, we should certainly be able to distinguish between 'policy that has value for the community at large' and 'policy that supports a single stakeholder's objective (even when that's the stakeholder with the gold)'. So I don't disagree with you.
"When everyone is thinking alike, no one is thinking."
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Old programmers never die, they just become managers.