An ESP32 is a powerful thing, but it is also a microcontroller.
They are programmable as soon as you have physical access. They are NOT like whole PC’s that you can lock up with passwords etc.
More like a gun that you can fire as soon as you have physical access.
I wonder where the expectation has come from? People seem to think that it should be different than it is.
I am using the stock UI only, and for several years now. I cannot complain.
Yes, you could say it looks a little dusty in the corners maybe, but no strong changes needed IMHO.
Haven’t they said that about magnetic tape as well?
Some 30 years ago?
Isn’t magnetic tape still around? Isn’t even IBM one of the major vendors?
statutes that protect […] people trying to cooperate with law enforcement,
I don’t know exactly about France, but such a concept is rare in Europe in general (except England), and even more so when it comes to possession of such materials.
In Germany, I know the tolerance is absolutely ZERO, and the excuses too. You can carry the material to the police to deliver it, and with that you have proven that you were in possession one second before (it is very different with illegal weapons btw.). Private investigators or journalists have tried to do reports about the topic, seriously and neutrally without any doubt, but got punished for possession then.
That doesn’t count for this kind of crime.
It’s not even certain whether or not it applies at all for fediverse systems.
Better delete it in the same minute when you found it.
Probably should have given all of the evidence to the police instead of deleting some of it.
Or maybe not. …
In most western jurisdictions platform operators are not liable for user content
Around here, OP would then automatically be a suspect for possession of the material. Possession is a crime. And that is far from funny. Better have a very good lawyer from minute 1.
Hail WOPR!
outperformed the latest results published by Google in October of last year by 6 orders of magnitude.
Just imagine a new car being 1 million times faster than the fastest car before…
Only when that Flight Simulator is running in an emulator inside of Doom.
I have seen one in real life recently. A fairly new one. Cables weren’t very obvious on the outside, but they were there, for example around the shoulder joints. And very much on the additional modules.
The speed changes so many times in the video that you immediately get the impression of it being unreal.
I have seen several other humanoid robots, this one looks much too “tidy” to be true: no tubes, cables etc. and all the joints look too good to be true.
One very impossible detail in the way it moves: it plants it’s feet on the ground thoroughly and with ease. No current robot does it like that, they rather “slap” the ground with their feet, or have no feet at all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAG_FBZJVJ8
Make it better next time, you CGI folks :-) by making it less perfect.
Who has verified this “placeholder”?
current generative AI market is
How very nice.
How’s the cocaine market?
I have known it very well for only about 40 years. How about you?
“We cannot fully explain it,” researcher Owain Evans wrote in a recent tweet.
They should accept that somebody has to find the explanation.
We can only continue using AI when their inner mechanisms are made fully understandable and traceable again.
Yes, it means that their basic architecture must be heavily refactored. The current approach of ‘build some model and let it run on training data’ is a dead end.
Violation of human rights.
Oh, wait, maybe they mean USA…
Is this different than pihole?
How can we bring that to a real world (read: cheap Chinese) phone?