Apex Legends uses the Source engine, which has had several RCE exploits over the years.

A nice writeup here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Compe...

Pineapple:

https://github.com/pineappleEA...

Is a fork of Yuzu's patreon-locked dev branches.

Considering so many captchas are being used to feed ML datasets, it's very not surprising AI trained on those datasets can now solve them effortlessly...

Directly to far cheaper VR platforms which already have spatial movie viewing capabilities.

I bet it'll show up in a VRChat movie world within a week of release.

So if someone passes away their YouTube videos will eventually disappear. More digital history being erased.

BLE tags use a compatible phone to report their location back to a central service, but unless you had an Apple Airtag [or AirTag compatible], your tags would only be picked up by other phones with the Tile app installed. This is of course fine if you're just keeping track of your keys and other household items, but Apple Airtags are really popular to slip into luggage, packages, and other valuables as a cheaper [and far smaller] alternative to SMS/GPS trackers.

These new tags use a component in Google Play Services [installed on every Android phone with the Google Play store], instead of the Tile app, making them, at least on paper, as good or better than Airtags, and far more reliable than Tile tags for remote tracking.

Instead of waiting for a phone with the Tile app installed to come by, now any android phone can pick up and report these tags back.

There's the whole problem of privacy, security, etc involving any BLE tag, but that's a whole different can of worms..

"Websites can pass the http headers X-Robots-Tag: noai, X-Robots-Tag: noindex , X-Robots-Tag: noimageai and X-Robots-Tag: noimageindex By default img2dataset will ignore images with such headers."

Followed directly by:
"To disable this behavior and download all images, you may pass --disallowed_header_directives '[]'"

I wonder what option most users will end up enabling. :)

Also this tool doesn't seem to check robots.txt [from a quick source search, may be wrong.] Getting the impression they don't entirely care about this.

So you mean it's time for a fork?

Now if only they actually had any in stock!

I remember getting 50+ mbit on my shiny new 4G phone, both in Downtown Chicago and in a nearby national park.

What happened?

+1 for BitTorrent Sync. Works pretty much flawlessly with syncing between android devices and desktops.

This is primarily information used by McDonald's giveaways, such as the Monopoly promotion when entered online.

Only names, numbers, emails, and addresses were taken.

Softlayer and ThePlanet merged a few months ago. And UK2/"Hosting Services"/100TB simply resells Softlayer's services.

100TB has a bandwidth pool deal with Softlayer, then oversells like mad. SimpleCDN used 100TB [I -believe-] to get excellent bandwidth deals.

Seems like 100TB [and perhaps Softlayer] weren't happy with this.

It makes me wonder if they can get away with running on a higher voltage for more power..