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I was kidding. 😁 There’s nothing real time about C&C with space probes. And the ISS is close enough I doubt it’s an issue.
I was kidding. 😁 There’s nothing real time about C&C with space probes. And the ISS is close enough I doubt it’s an issue.
They’ve been calling us meatbags since at least 2003.
Because most people, including those implementing this shit, have no idea how LLMs work, or their limitations. I see it every day at my job. I have given up trying to patiently explain why they are having issues.
Don’t judge. He has a lot of layers to put on before he goes out in public.
Me: “Reading the technology community will be safe before bed”
OP: “Nah.”
Induction stoves are no joke. Had one in a ski condo I rented and it boiled water faster than I could grind the coffee beans! Threw my whole routine off!
How many recalls do they have to do before all profit from cybertruck sales has evaporated?
I’m going to have nightmares about this post.
Haha, I work for one of Microsoft’s biggest customers and they still treat us like shit. Trust me they don’t do favors for anybody. They honestly do not care.
What kind of stupid ass title is that? If it’s dangerous, then no! Wtf
Linux is waiting for you. You know you want it.
Somebody has to do the dirty work.
It’s right there in the 4th paragraph of the article itself.
I threw enough of those away at my first sysadmin job. I never want to see another one! lol
Friends don’t let friends play Rocket League.
Well, ranked, anyway. Only game in 40+ years of gaming that I threw a controller over. Even Ninja Gaiden on NES couldn’t do that to me. lol
Yep. Only reason I recommend not to is if you’re concerned about your ISP seeing your DNS queries. I use internally hosted DNS with forwarders to Quad9 using secure DNS so that my DNS queries are segregated and hidden from my ISP.
That’s what I did. And after going to all the trouble, I’ve booted into Windows 11 twice in 3 months.
In that case it might not hurt to reach out to some NASA email addresses. The people who write that stuff are, after all, nerds like us, and would probably be happy to share whatever they are allowed to share.
It’s funded by taxes so, security issues aside, there shouldn’t be a lot of trade secrets.