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Comment Re:Open source was supposed to fix all this (Score 3, Insightful) 28

Open sourcing your code, and relying on it, is more of a risk to orgs now that AI can actually analyze it and find 20 year old vulnerabilities no one saw.

As opposed to closed source where no one will ever know that a 20 year vulnerability is being exploited by unless the company acknowledges it (if that company is till around).

Comment Re:This is a fight that cannot be won (Score 1) 53

Unless the opponents of LPR cameras can figure out how to outlaw either computers or security cameras, this is a doomed cause. An LPR camera is literally nothing but a high quality camera connected to a computer network, with image recognition software being run on the video stream.

That's a false dichotomy argument that people are against computers or security cameras. What people are against is the state using automated surveillance with LPR. People are also against police using that technology with little oversight including many, many cases of stalking. People are also against the tax payer paying for all of that.

Comment Re:Doesn't matter, obsolete designs (Score 3, Interesting) 116

I can't imagine how else you were unable to follow that post.

To begin with, the poster hasn't figured out the basic concept of "topic sentence" and "supporting sentences." The poster isn't able to use simple punctuation. Factually, the poster thinks the future is Optane. Why not Niagara? Structurally the post is untied.

As for you, frankly I think you might be braindead. But don't let that stop you from posting.

Comment Re:Possibly (Score 1) 116

emotion-based fear mongering can be successfully countered with rational fact based counter arguments. I strongly disagree will all of that.

That always happens when you mistake fact-based rationality for partisan persuasion.

The problem with your arguments is that you love one party too much, and can't accept the reality that both parties are lying mud sacks, filled with leaches and clinger-ons and occassionally a man of wild ambition, including yours.

Comment Further live reporting from the ceremony (Score 1) 119

After signing the executive document, the room was in a good mood. At that time a reporter asked the illustrious orange leader what he hoped to achieved from Artemis.

The great orator replied, "Our dame? Big plans. 'Ar dame's gonna the moon and then Our eye on land, show Our Anne what for."

The room was silent, but the good mood was hardly diminished.

Comment This could be a good idea (Score 2) 119

As with any idea, execution is key. If it results in a real academic institution focused on space and brings together the scientific talent needed to properly train and teach students, it's a win. Personally, I'd make it an adjunct to the existing academies as they already are engineering/science oriented; making it a one or two year post graduate education program for those selected, along with select ROTC and civilians with undergraduate degrees. I wouldn't lt Hegseth get near anything more involved than deciding what Lego sets should be used...

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