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Father, Hacker (Information Security Professional), Open Source Software Developer, Inventor, and 3D printing enthusiast

  • Says the guy that won't allow Meta Quest developers the same level of access to their own hardware. Example: How would someone develop a 3rd party controller for the Quest VR headsets? You can't. They haven't exposed that API (or the cameras fully!).

    They don't even let you set the clock on your Quest headset! Need to change timezones? Factory Reset

  • Tim Sweeney: They should stop pretending and be genuine assholes... Like me!

  • ^ This guy cares about only fans!

  • You want AI that makes chips that run AI faster and better?

    You've fallen into its trap!

  • PLEASE! Yes yes yes!

    🧞

  • We should speed that along and send him there soon.

  • Unless they run a version of Linux where I can install my own software I'm not interested.

    I suspect they'll become like OpenWRT routers where the stock firmware is total garbage but you can replace it with something open source to super power the device.

  • Find a game and join a clan! Doesn't matter the type of game either. I've made lots of friends who all play Beat Saber. We get together (online) to play for a few hours every Sunday.

    We have a blast discussing the endless statistics of BeatLeader, share jokes/memes, etc on Discord all day every day (haha). It's a lot of fun.

  • Those who code together hold together.

  • Yes! Finally the world can maybe move on from PHP!

  • Even worse: It's a compliance nightmare!

    Classified information leaking in this way is a one-off situation that might get an individual in trouble. If someone at a heavily-regulated company uploads the wrong thing though, that can cause major disruptions to commercial services while the regulators investigate. Not just fines or prosecutions after-the-fact!

    Here's why it's a big deal: Nearly every organization allows employees to use google.com. That necessitates allowing POSTs to google.com and from a filtering perspective it makes it nearly impossible to prevent. The best you can do is limit the POST size.

    Having said that, search forms in general always pose a 3rd party information disclosure risk but when you enable uploading of entire files instead of just limited text prompts you increase the risk surface by an order of magnitude.

  • What the insurance companies think of as "unnecessary care". Not what the doctors, nurses, or patients consider necessary.

  • Just like poop, it can't happen.

  • Double pirate eye patches: Problem solved!

  • The doctors paint it as insurers cracking down on patients, when it is actually the plan trying to lower its overall costs and thereby save patients money.

    BULLSHIT! There's a 0% chance private, for-profit insurers would pass such savings on to patients in the form of lower premiums. They would take such savings in the form of increased profits and value for their shareholders.

  • No, that's Salty AI

  • Well, you didn't think they're UFOs because they're not "unidentified" to aliens 🤷

  • It was a real dick move.