Closely followed by surprisedpikachu.jpg when nobody’s using it
Closely followed by surprisedpikachu.jpg when nobody’s using it
While not exactly a bouncer, I like Quassel
For Google money I’d do it too…but I wouldn’t do a very good job of it
This is just for him to get a basic feel for the various distros, before choosing one to permanently install; setting up a VM properly is probably going to be too technical
Well I use key-based login for security; obscurity just keeps the network congestion down
Solar panels are also added weight, which reduces range. Any way you look at it, it makes more sense to have the solar panels at a base location you go back to.
I guess an RV, or a camp trailer, makes sense to have panels on it, but that’s about it
You can use any port for ssh. When I switched from 22 to 1337, brute force attempts at logging in stopped
The people marketing it have absolutely no understanding of what they’re selling.
Has it ever been any different? Like, I’m not in tech, I build signs for a living, and the people selling our signs have no idea what they’re selling.
How involved was he in the making of any company he’s ‘involved’ in?
As a general rule, not very. Musk doesn’t create shit, he buys shit then profits off of other people’s work
What if 37,000 employees sign union cards same day?
If you’re using that real estate as collateral for loans, it needs to maintain its value, or you’ll have to put up more collateral
dunno what Twitter is doing with all those H100s Elon hoarded
Duh. Mining crypto.
It sure crashed its full self
I’ll take the wolves
Regarding point number 2, I have no doubt we’ll be able to develop systems that process visual/video data as well as or better than people. I just know we aren’t there yet, and Tesla certainly isn’t.
I like to come at the argument from the other direction though; humans drive with eyesight because that’s all we have. If I could be equipped with sonar or radar or lidar, of fucking course I’d use it, wouldn’t you?
devices with an x86_64 architecture
Sounds like the opposite of what you want; you would want x86_64 code on devices with an ARM architecture.
But I didn’t actually read the article, so maybe that line is poorly worded
I’ve seen useful ads, dozens of times. Usually for camping equipment
As far as I’m concerned, that’s the point at which unrealized gains should be taxed: as soon as you’re using it as leverage
Gotta get one of the “I bought this before we knew Elon was an asshole” bumper stickers.
Obviously only works on a car that came out before we knew Elon was an asshole