Comment Re:If you are posting vulnerabilities to hurt anyo (Score 3, Insightful) 43
Some some manager saved a few 100k in some quarter and received a fat bonus and a recommendation for promotion for this!
Some some manager saved a few 100k in some quarter and received a fat bonus and a recommendation for promotion for this!
But it's 20-fucking-26 and we still have this shitshow:
https://interconnectd.com/foru...
AMD and Intel are still tooling around dicks in hand trying to segment their nonexistent market share. Random people have got it working on a much wider range of intel and AMD GPUs using things like OpenCL and Vulkan shaders. And yet neither of these two multi-hundred-billion dollar companies has the wherewithal to make their shit just work.
Fully confirm your assessment here. Bought an Intel Arc B580 last year in hopes of doing AI inference on a standard PC running Ubuntu Linux. It never worked, regardless of what I did, and I say this after 30 years of experience with linux both privately and in my job. Whatever I compiled according to instructions either crashes or just doesn't recognize my card. Yes, you read that correctly: Intel's software didn't recognize my Intel B580, which is shown correctly by lspci.
These crashes are later addressed in pull requests on their github, so I am clearly not the only one experiencing this. I could kick myself in the nuts for not getting a 3060 back then.
You don't find them. They find you.
And, until recently, being a fashion statement wasn't high on most truck buyers lists. Elon would have been wise to do a bit more market research.
If you look at modern trucks, they are very much fashion statements. 30 years ago trucks were basically sedans with the rear converted for maximum transport capacity. In the meantime they have grown massively in size (without adding much utility), and look like kinder garden kid's dream.
1. Claim to have lost 6.3B. Replenish 90%
2. Repay the remaining 10% as promised.
3. ????
4. Proft!
I love conspiracies!
Imagine what these 4MB of binary code must have cost to produce. Apply this reasoning on the viability of closed source software.
Yes, we can see by your post, that Yandex appears to be at least somewhat operational.
I don't think anybody credible claimed, that attacks on Wildberries would destroy Russia, but these attacks did have a measurable effect on their economy. Hitting the economy with 1000 cuts was the main idea behind this and similar attacks, and it's ongoing.
Hitting the economy is a viable strategy, remember that imperial Germany had sizeable parts of France under occupation for 4 years, no part of Germany was occupied, but their economy eventually faltered in 1918.
For example, someone else pointed out that they failed to show any statistical relevance in this study. All the variations are well under one standard deviation. This study produced no meaningful results but look how quick some are to assign relevance to it.
How did you arrive at the conclusion, that a deviation of less than one standard deviation is automatically insignificant? While some feminist studies may indeed be crap, I would not trust your knowledge of statistics to make that determination.
You are legally allowed to backup media (1:1 bit copy). Any backup of media requiring breaking encryption is violating the DMCA and thus illegal. It is a legal limitation, not a technical one.
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LG allows you to revoke consent to terms and policies. When you revoke consent you lose access to features, including up to all smart features.
You must accept terms of service to basically do anything, but you can for instance revoke all microphone consent and avoid any concerns of your audio being sent to LG.
Still a shitty company for putting ads on a $3000 tv.
It was kinda like stuffing the wrong card in a computer, when you're stickin' those artificial stimulants in your arm. -- Dion, noted computer scientist