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Comment #49206316
I believe in that case it was smart vibrator that phoned home info like device temperature and vibration intensity. [0]: https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/03/14/52012349…
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Comment #49129158
I'm talking about bandwidth; connection speed . The streaming stick in the article turns off its proxying feature while the user is actually streaming because the proxying feature …
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Comment #49118324
>> rent the user’s Internet connection out to strangers. > Harm to the user: none^ Well, they are losing some of their bandwidth. They might not notice, but something which is righ…
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Comment #49099799
"Royal Executioner" is a job. "Bioweapon engineer" is a job. "Baby seal clubber" is a job. I could go on.
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Comment #48999235
No. "Intentionally", "willfully", or "knowingly" are prerequisite states of mind for crimes defined by the CFAA.
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Comment #48998901
How long before an agent steals their human tester's nude photos and extorts them for the answer key?
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Comment #48914894
It seems like bug hunting might be the one area where AI is actually making the world a better place.
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Comment #48850337
> Count Binface I did not expect this to be a real person. Is he with the Standing At The Back Dressed Stupidly And Looking Stupid party?
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Comment #48359777
The "More" button changes to a "Stop" button when clicked.
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Comment #48164941
And run the whole thing in DOSBox.
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Comment #48153399
Seems like a case for HTTP 451 (Unavailable for Legal Reasons) rather than 404.
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Comment #48125506
The company involved here is apparently based in Washington, DC, which has a "Ban the Box" ordinance that limits employment background checks for most kinds of jobs. And apparently…
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Comment #48100454
I would blame the email over Outlook.
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Comment #48045560
For some reason it fails to generate anything for me most of the time. https://halupedia.com/shortest-hose-in-the-world [fail] https://halupedia.com/new-england-rock-worm [fail] ht…
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Comment #47992380
OTOH, a free trip to the depot and back is actually more than you'd get from a traditional taxi service under the same circumstances.
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Comment #47988830
I'm the opposite: I'll take a centralized, strongly-typed registry over 'stringly' typed dotfiles scattered across the entire filesystem.
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Comment #47951525
Rather, I suspect viral copyleft is why this lawyer is focusing on the the GPL. It's the only(?) FOSS license that can force a proprietary codebase into the open.
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Comment #47951311
> It is totally infeasible for me to check every single GPL project on every code hosting platform to see if the code Claude etc produced is too similar. I would say that choosing …
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Comment #47951094
Is "learning" the correct term? Or is it "plagiarism"?
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Comment #47951039
They probably focused on the GPL because of its viral copyleft features.
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Comment #47812875
Yeah, I thought the main character was a little too insistent about... repopulating. On the other hand, if we're feeling generous we might say the author was intentionally confront…
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Comment #47811068
If you enjoy this story, you might enjoy the short unpublished novel, "The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect"[1] by Roger Williams. A story where 1990's humans invent a 3-laws-compl…
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Comment #47784369
> they will be hearers of many things and will have learned nothing; they will appear to be omniscient and will generally know nothing; they will be tiresome company, having the sh…
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Comment #47670590
I find that 99% of ads are blocked simply by disabling Javascript. Does that suggest that disabling Javascript is unethical? Or does it suggest that those blocked advertisements we…
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Comment #47564874
Hugged to death? https://web.archive.org/web/20260329052632/https://gladeart....