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Comment #40675910
NYTimes.
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Comment #40675893
Adobe knows exactly what they're doing and no amount of PR double-speak is going to fix it. They want in on the billion dollar AI market and they'e not going to let your rights get…
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Comment #40675848
Also known as the Cardassian molecular delay fuse
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Comment #40616257
Sure, for various values of unethical. Why not use more precise language? Is conflating ethical issues a good use of time? The author's opinion is obvious but poorly stated.
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Comment #40550732
In the 2010's, tech companies got together and tried to remove files from the user space.
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Comment #40528136
I think it's pretty clear from all Sam's interviews that I've seen that he is a sociopath. I wonder why Paul didn't see it.
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Comment #40341843
Wow that really sucks for you. I just read it in 5 minutes and feel much more informed about the subject pf nvidia memory twizzlization. It's kind of funny to me that presumably yo…
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Comment #40300213
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Comment #40282894
Remember, Google retains the right to copy databases as they're not copy protected.
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Comment #40282889
WireShark would be a good start
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Comment #40184300
This attack is very sophisticated and still the root cause is undiscovered.
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Comment #40173805
Clearly he needs a framework for making games in Rust instead of iterating through rust primitives.
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Comment #40144253
Windows 12 when
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Comment #39708810
Yes turning complete wasn't the right term. , it would be better to say that it's surprisingly complex to parse
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Comment #39682358
Real time operating systems are expensive to develop for and require laborious system validation. That's why we decided to use a custom version of Android Jelly Bean running on the…
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Comment #39679937
Unicode is Turing complete which makes it an attack vector.
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Comment #39662860
We don't talk about bruno
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Comment #39652107
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Comment #39652068
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Comment #39633791
Sounds like a joke, an oxymoron.
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Comment #39633775
Seems kind of small tbqh.
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Comment #39628056
'Love to see a graph age of the accounts posting here and their positions on this topic.
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Comment #39435506
Are they wifi or closed circuit?