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You can. Contact Hasselblad Aerial Division.

The author also seems blind to the fact aerial photography has been a well established concept for well over 80 years at this point. These companies are not optimizing their optical systems to spy on people, but rather provide a good focus at long focal ranges in hardened systems, has nothing to do with police or their motives, its a general product feature.

It's still there.

This is not some general blanket approach you can take to talking about internal implementations. You are either right, or wrong. There is no middle ground or "I think". If you've signed an NDA around these internal implementations I would wager that NDA came with a clause to not discuss it without consulting Meta, even after your departure.

Law enforcement should punish Hertz for using an emergency service (in a consistently poor manner) for a "clerical" error they caused. But they won't.

I think most commenters are completely gleaning over the contrived systems which are embedded systems.

Sure, on higher performance systems you will be dealing with bigger demons such as cache and TLB performance depending on data size. But many embedded systems are performance limited for cost and power reasons. There is nothing here cloud will solve, nor anything else than more expensive NAND flashes, which require more power, and money. Hence why designing algorithms for critical data throughput are not as simple as using cloud or a filesystem.

Cheap HPs are not elitebooks for one, and two an inspiron is not an XPS. I've used both elitebook and XPS with zero issues.

I think you missed the sarcasm in my post. I was not at all serious and completely subscribe to everything you just mentioned

You think moving to rust will reduce the memory footprint?? Interesting viewpoint...

So you can sign an NDA and away all your findings on their product as they gatekeep the bounty? I don't think so.

You do realize on a zero dollar contract the phone is being upfront subsidized by the corporation contracting them out? This is flat out fraud, no matter how you look at it.

As someone who lives in Vancouver, its quite a different story, and most of those I know, really don't understand where these stats come from. There is not a week that goes by I have someone knocking on the door of our family home asking to buy it. There are four owners left on our street that are the original owners, the rest are vacation homes for Chinese, and completely vacant. This is far from exaggerated.

https://www.fortunebuilders.com/one-third-of-vancouvers-real...

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/taxes/property-taxes/prop...

100% this

So, if you don't know the reality, why pretend or even give a shadow of a doubt of good faith? You've lost me man. They can do more to be transparent, but they don't. This is not a technological blocker, its a deliberate decision. Don't act like they can't show the reality of moderation, they simply choose not to. We already established in this scenario they chose to do nothing after manual review by a human. What more evidence of failure do you need. It's not working, period.

He didn't say who. He said for they/them, the company.

a small overall percentage? More than one third of Vancouver Canada's real-estate is foreign owned.

What are you arguing here? That twitter is good at moderation because we simply can't see it behind the scenes?

I can think of hundred different ways this could have affected someone negatively, especially if they weren't able to speak with support in native language.

So c'mon, there is no excuse for this ban to take place, and then continue to be banned after the first appeal, statistics or not.

I've seen this quite a bit from dealerships that purchase rental vehicles from suppliers after they've become out of date, or the rental company wants to offload them. The rental company won't bother removing the tracking/remote start bundle, and the dealer will happily sell it none the wiser, or worse, as a added feature.

That's exactly was vscode does for me.

It'd be different if they actually accepted them regularly. In this instance I agree with OP.

Enlightenment was truly the worst I have even used.

Which is why the professional thing to do is leave. Why continue to work for shit, as you allude to? This whole argument sounds like a strawman. Especially given the fact he is a contractor and not just an employee. You make your own bed as a contractor, and you will lay in it.

That's because its not a hobbyist scope.

There is no sarcasm, this person has a track record of not understanding crypto, for example thinks "blockchain replaces BGP". The boy is lost.

Did you really need LinkedIn to begin with? Possibly the worst service I have ever used.

How?

So basically you have no idea.

Ahh gotcha

I could not disagree more. These were highly reliable and effective systems long after their expected design lifetime. The F14 CADC is one example, as well as earlier ADC's.

Thanks for the insight.