Comment Re:12345 (Score 1) 90
123@Louvre
Numbers, symbols, and at least one capital letter. Very strong password.
123@Louvre
Numbers, symbols, and at least one capital letter. Very strong password.
When it was acceptable that historical artifacts would be "moved" (more like stolen) from African and Eastern countries to European museums like Louvre, so they'd be safer there? Yeah.
It's not like a Uber driver would like to make a lifelong career out of that. So they'd train their future robotic ov, err, substitutes for a few dollars more, no problem.
But yeah, it looks pretty dystopic.
On the other hand, I doubt automated delivery would succeed, there already experiences that automated delivery vehicles constantly malfunction, get stuck, get vandalized/robbed, etc.
Waymo taxis already cause trouble in dead-end streets and other atypical scenarios.
If you automate everything then you break the social contract. Millions of unemployed people lead to unrest in the land.
Winning is losing.
Easy, automate repression too.
They're just buying artist's support for their agenda, whatever it is. With taxpayer's money, of course, not theirs (LOL).
And why artists? Well, they're natural influencers, digital or analog, since ever. They're really good at it, in fact they're the best electoral campaigners money can buy, bonus points if it's with other's money.
Actually it's a pretty classic move, at least in very corrupt countries like mine.
I know a LOT of people that would love this.
AND spread that sh1t to other platforms and swear they're real stuff, even fight you for that.
I use Windows because I play games.
And Linux won't cut it, at least yet. I know that some games already run on Linux, but not all of them, and some that runs require messing with compatibility stuff, and that's pretty much deal breaker for me.
Are you receiving security updates?
What about breaking the mould in many parts, transport and assembly them in location?
Yup. I wonder how many of these kids "diagnosed with ADHD" actually have just a case of childhood.
If someone is really witnessing a shooting, they'd call 911 using their cellphones. Not an abroad VPN-protected untreaceable service.
So, if police happen to get such kind of callings, where they couldn't trace it, just act with a grain of salt. Instead of sending in *EVERYONE!!!!1!!!*, just send a couple of officers to a "much probably hoax" just to check it out.
Or if it's a school, mall or such, just call the place. Ask some people there about regular stuff and if everything is OK. In a real threat where people are hostages, you can sense in the tone of voice if something is off, or use other protocols, like "if you're under a threat say X". Not to mention cameras.
Swatting is a thing because of police overreacting to anything. Common sense and simple precautions and it'd be no more.
What about detecting land mines?
I'm doing my part.
like LTO tapes in a closet in your office.
Better yet are LTO tapes off your office.
Hacks are not the only disaster that can happen to a digital business, old fashioned physical disasters (i.e. fires, floods) will destroy your local data and your local backups as well.
Ugh... AI slop. No, please, just no.
Much better is use old, public-domain songs, or new "copylefted" music, where the creators explicitly abdicated their copyrights over their creation. About the latter, there are surprisingly good music over there, I have some in my playlist.
"Who alone has reason to *lie himself out* of actuality? He who *suffers* from it." -- Friedrich Nietzsche