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Comment #48484846
I tried asking Fable 5 to identify the fungus in a picture I uploaded of one of my wife's plants. Apparently it thought I was trying to build a bioweapon. Opus answered it (yellow …
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Comment #48465188
Just a personal anecdote but I have not hit any more thresholds or limits since switching to the MAX plan and so far, it's been worth it. But I do wonder how long even this will la…
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Comment #48037631
I forgot all about lite.cnn.com. Thanks for that reminder.
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Comment #47831888
All of us hitting that site before it's ready are going right into that other group of files...
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Comment #47815502
You know the split is inevitable. Same as it ever was... Whether that's Linux on your personal desktop and Windows on your work machine... Oh and you built that desktop yourself, d…
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Comment #46278127
Remember...sometimes the target doesn't have a smart phone or watch much TV so those people around a target become at risk. That could be YOU. https://theintercept.com/document/hun…
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Comment #45252395
So we're at the point that finding hardcoded admin passwords is no big deal.
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Comment #45020154
I don't think we will ever understand what you saw if we continue to cling to our view of what reality actually is. I think it's unlikely whatever it is originated in some distant …
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Comment #44888000
That's frightening. And we want these things driving our cars?
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Comment #44764389
Do you think WSJ is doing this deliberately? Leaving out the part about how it's actually humans behind it. I've heard of this a long time ago, but I see this is a new story. Proba…
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Comment #44556074
I think like they said, it's people. The JWST has "17 different modes" (yeah, I wish I knew what that meant exactly), but it sounds complicated. For all our tech, the bottom line i…
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Comment #44131978
I totally see this happening. Doesn't sound sarcastic at all.
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Comment #43927516
This is pretty much where we are. I wish it weren't so. But Wall Street has their claws firmly around BTC et al. They will never let go. There's no room for any kind of "innovation…
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Comment #43574037
They work for a government that can help with the threats, bribery and social engineering required to get access to employees of exchanges.
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Comment #43499774
Here's an example: Gekaufte Journalisten (Bought Journalists)
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Comment #43121270
I found it streaming for free on VUDU.com / Fandango
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Comment #43103003
Looks like they would have cost hundreds of thousands (or you could lease for a few grand a month). Back in the 60s... Might as well have been a billion zillion dollars.
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Comment #42950653
It requires too many brain calories.
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Comment #42242894
All banks suck. But there's a lot to be said for longevity and experience. Also the number of program banks that actually work with Fidelity is pretty long: https://accountopening.…
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Comment #42242843
I know it wasn't a traditional bank, but when they start talking about "winning" $10 million and "picking your numbers", it sounds sooo sketchy... I can't imagine putting money int…
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Comment #42242831
Doesn't ACH still use FTP?
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Comment #41989345
that ep is so memorable... it was like a mix of bewitched, 6million dollar man, I dream of jeannie, mission impossible, and of course star trek all rolled into one.
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Comment #41790010
They hardcoded IP addresses, didn't they? /s
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Comment #41448146
Inflation is (was originally) the increase in monetary supply (when the Fed buys treasuries and prints money). That absolutely happened big time. And we're no where near back to 20…
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Comment #41323373
I think Japan has grown considerably beyond this by exporting their Yen through extremely low interest rates. But even that too has a ceiling. Stretching to the obscene in 100 year…