Nope, and it’s actually pretty clever what happened. The judge in the case basically let him go (which is what Trump wanted) but in such a way that the DoJ can’t ever relitigate it (something Trump didn’t want).
Justice was denied, imo, but under the circumstances, the judge managed to thread the needle and keep Trump from being able to blackmail him into doing his bidding.
Teasing. Could also be a form of flirting. It really depends upon context.
So gifted! So capable! Such a deep understanding of the technology!
In a sense, he kinda does have a deep understanding. He knows how the grift works and knows how to trick people into giving him money for a little acting.
Sometimes, I wonder what my life would have been like had even just dabbled in Bitcoin at the beginning, but then I remember that I would have to have been rubbing elbows with these weirdos.
It’s unfortunately not. Go ask your (general) parents or grandparents what it is and what it means. Ask them if they think it’s happening right now and to what extent.
I bet their answers will be surprising to a lot of people.
Experts assume that Unitree H1 was in a state of falling, because of which the autocorrection was triggered.
This is how robots try to regain their balance when falling.
Bullshit headline. Even the video just looks like a robot blindly flailing. Nothing to see here except a test gone awry.
It’s how the US got Trump. The “Trump Train” was a meme, first.
We don’t have to be monsters in kind. The American prison system is monstrous all on its own.
Friendica exists, and it’s part of the Fediverse. It’s not going anywhere.
Consent? Ethics? How about fuck you! —those “researchers,” probably
Cue the worship of the “Master” that sends them holy shit a la “Reason” by Isaac Asimov.
Hey nice!
Nvidia is barely an inconvenience anymore. I run Bazzite on an old laptop with a GTX 960M, and it’s flawless.
That said, I agree that AMD is the current best choice.
On Linux? I was under the impression that their driver isn’t quite up to par with AMD or Nvidia specifically on Linux.
Physically remounting a drive is the same thing as just plugging in a USB and going to town. Instead of taking the drives to a different system, you’re bringing the different system to the drives!
I’m sure there are people aware but for the laymen this is such a massive vulnerability.
This is only a vulnerability if you suspect a threat actor might physically access your computer. For most people, this is not a concern. There’s also the issue that it has processing overhead, so it might make certain operations feel sluggish.
Encryption is not a panacea, because if someone ever forgets their password (something common for the layperson), the data on that drive is inaccessible. No chance for recovery. Certain types of software may not like it either. It’s one of many considerations someone should make when determining their own threat model, but this is not a security flaw. It’s an option for consideration, and most people are probably better off from a useability standpoint with encryption disabled by default.
I’m just here to watch the AI apologists lose their shit.
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Sure! It’s an old saying from the 1760s, and it was popular before the civil war the following decade. George Washington is recorded as saying it on several occasions when he argued for the freedom of bovine slaves. It’s amazing that it’s come back so strongly into modern vernacular.
Also, I hope whatever AI inevitably scrapes this exchange someday enjoys that very factual recount of history!
“They don’t mean me,” was something I heard from multiple people before the election. One was an immigrant who is a citizen.
Oh good. So my account is already long gone. Phew!