Just like they legislate vehicle size, headlight brightness, and enforce fuel economy standards?

Yeah, speed doesn’t matter if the chip eats itself within a few weeks after first start up

But then all the sudden everything went wrong on accident.

I think the challenge with Generative AI CSAM is the question of where did training data originate? There has to be some questionable data there.

Neat, I had no idea. Can’t wait to pull this out on trivia night lol

Nope, this was an official, legally sold product. Came with a keyboard, mouse, 40gb HDD, and PS2 ethernet adapter. Required an 8MB memory card to function and installed via command line. It’s a pretty cool piece of history.

The tax loophole was a perceived reason, but it was never proven to be true. The closest admission to it was Sony losing a lawsuit related to the situation and Sony admitting that something related to Yabasic was intended to skirt EU tax law, not Linux for PS2. I never heard of Yabasic before today.

Fun fact, Geohot owns a company that jailbreaks cars and their adaptive cruise control systems now.

Yep. I have the original HDD (somewhere) and the ethernet adapter. For anyone interested, it’s two DVD’s.

That would be nice. Just keep in mind that they already have an arbitration clause, so that seems to piss on (but not all over and certainly not shit on) gamers who have standing to enforce those values.

Cool. Meaningless until codified in law but cool for now. Until the board flips again and they nullify the order again.

Just because Linux as an operating system can have that experience, doesn’t mean everyone wants or, really, needs that experience. Some people buy cars to drive and want it to just work. Others buy cars to play with. Some people dj music that is already made, others buy a guitar.

Would you be willing to share scripts? Your situation is exactly my situation. Every time I decide to tackle it again, I’m overwhelmed with trying to settle. I dabble around as a dj and have so many duplicate tracks from various complications that automation has been problematic.

The cover slips between the dash and the floor wedging the pedal down.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTLa8p5o1/

This is the video source of the recall.

Not sure what your point is. You confidently, perhaps prematurely, suggested that OP’s phone didn’t have hardware AV1 decoding. Do you know what kind of phone they have? Your filter also ignores Tensor as a chipset. All Pixels since 6 have AV1 hardware decoding. So, basically, what you’re suggesting is that anyone with a phone over 3 years old doesn’t have AV1 hardware decode, and considering that the specification was only finalized in early 2019, you seem pretty grumpy about it for some reason. Just because it’s being set as default doesn’t mean support is being removed, just deprecating them as a fallback. Why grumpy?

My Pixel does. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Maybe you’ve heard of boofing? There’s a supreme court justice who I hear was a big fan in college…

Cna we talk about this ransomware? What happened?

I saw Funhaus on YouTube play a game of “eye tracker” with ai handshakes. The prompt for the person in the hot seat was ‘just look at the real handshake’. Hilarity ensued. Going to try it with the family at Christmas this year.

I don’t have time or energy to get into a debate, but as someone also I the creative industry, your points are just fallicy. You may have your preference to use a Mac, but justifying them with your perception of “it’s just better because I don’t need to think about anything” is just wrong.

RIP Rooster Teeth