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DaVinci Resolve (a very popular Color correcting and video editing software) is needed to work effectively with some of the ProRes Color schemes. Its basic version is free but there are paid upgrades to it. This app is likely a funnel to their software and other peripherals
Just imagine next years talk though, “I PWNed half of HackerNews in one day”
All of the companion apps are permanently shutting down
That day will be when they finally release an audit
Looking forward to the eventual zero-day presentation at DEFCON :)
Yep, very true. Some places are even asking for a tip when I just order for pickup which doesn’t make sense, it’s just a voluntary service charge at that point? As a result I and many others are just going out less. This means less income for those in the service industry, so they might need to charge a bigger tip from those who do choose to dine in. Not a great feedback loop
From the read me:
As with any application a small risk of critical security issues (such as buffer overflows, remote code execution) exists; the Rosenpass application is written in the Rust programming language which is much less prone to such issues.
I think their formal analysis is only security/crypto related, at least for the time being.
Separate the things that musk controls (Tesla, Space X, starlink, Solar City, etc) and musk the person (Forcing animal testing, calling rescue operators pedophiles, market manipulation, etc) and it’s easy not to like musk the person. Let’s also not pretend like he’s doing any of those ventures out of the goodness of his heart
Putting “here’s how we changed on a previous product” doesn’t really need to be on a small corporate site. It being a sort of investigation fits better on GitHub where fewer people will accidentally stumble across it from their current product.
Also most “personally customized “ environments can be copied around with 1 config file or a few dot files at this point
There’s a “done” and an “X” button, but there were only about 3 pixels of each visible to click in landscape mode. The aspect ratio seems to have a big effect here
The fact that even the “not to be sold in china” bit is so on point even today is kind of scary
In the stable diffusion announcement post there is a link to a CoLab notebook that’s easy to use
A gardening simulator game with Sam as the main character
Mirrors edge, but with gollum
I think you could make a really good Witcher style show/movie/game with Aragorn’s backstory
Have there not been quite a few bills/laws proposed recently that also advocate for privacy being bad?
So half of stack overflows users
Anyone using a Mac for tech related jobs has a high probability of using brew. That includes a lot of googlers
I think they meant in terms of design. It does look strikingly like the layout and design of plausible.
Sometimes you just need some moral support
I think the end goal here is for the power to be delivered via satellite, which would be great for a ship out on the open ocean. Though you’re right that a nuclear powered ship would be better
I have NEVER seen an ad on Snapchat because all I do is send pictures and chat. Twitter has a user base that is a lot more engaged and can easily be captured by ads.
You can still suspend an account immediately and wait for someone to appeal before engaging the expensive human support
Google didn’t do anything until Vanced tried to release an NFT and profit off the app
What a wonderful experiment, not only does it sound fun but also slightly educational
I would guess because they didn’t have billions in Vc money to lose while they tried to weed out competition and secure new customers
I think you misread the comment you replied to. They were saying they’re not employees, same as content creators for YouTube or independent iOS devs.
It may be that the original poster meant that it may upend and take over the current system if the Govt can’t regulate it in some way
I think that’s the argument, why move to a whole new currency if it’s more of the same problems with fewer safeguards for the non technical and no way to get lost items back?
Seems like small claims court may have been easier
He added some :)