many years ago there where bio reactors using algae to trap CO2 and later process those algae into fuel. does anybody know what happened to them?
just off my gut feeling, these should be more efficient. the algae does a big part of the steps basically for free. additionally, a chemical process to transform things sounds less energy costly, than smashing building blocks together yourself…
way to go and alienate allies. you should apply to the orange monkey admin.
stroking a tyrants ego has never really worked in history.
sure canada and mexico should dig trenches and prepare for the worst. but they should also just decouple from usa by making trading, defensive and free travel agreements with other nations (every country should do that)
sadly what happened. all the guns in the world are of no use if you are in his situation.
some of the black panthers got it right: organised, trained and are bringing their legal big guns very openly and in big numbers. pretty sure that acts as a deterrent.
but if you are alone in that poor guys situation, the nazis could beat him to death with sticks… which kind of was a nazi tactic (sturmabteilung was mainly a goon squad)
i mean, the bush family has a lot of money in the weapons industry… but they where actually politicians and have plausible deniability between personal gains and political actions.
so does your GM, VW, BMW, Tesla, Fiat… every brand of car spies on you - to a scary amount
what is the reason to put that tool into a browser? if i use the thing on my private computer, it increases complexity compared to a local installation (not an issue for many ppl here, but for my grandma surely). if i use it on a corporate environment, wouldn’t more employees use it if it was the default PDF viewer on their managed device?
what did i miss?
I have to write so much boilerplate code to make sure my objects are of the correct type and have the required attributes!
That is the trap that, sadly, my company fell for too. The POC was written in python. very fast i might add. but it was only that: a POC. if the whole backend crashes due to unexpected user input - noone cared. if the frontend displayed gibberish because the JSON made wrong assumptions about not defined data types - sweep it under the rug, don’t do that during presentations.
but if it came to building a resilient system, which can be shipped to customers and preferably maintained by them (with minimal consulting contract for access to our guys)… we cursed the way python worked.
register is way too lenient with those lawmakers. at least link to eff.org, e.g: their resource hub about age verification. there is a whole section about how banning VPNs won’t work and is a stupid idea.
Yes, giving a TV the WiFi password is a mistake nowadays. but it really shouldn’t be! I am the owner, administrator and master of disaster to every machine I bought and paid for!
if you run into the same problem again: use a soaking wet cutting board and knife. use the back of the knife to push single spaetzle over the board into hot water. dont forget to re-wet before putting the next load onto the board.
obviously the thing OP suggested is much better. but i am certain you make better progress than with a juicer.
maybe this is more symptomatic. i have been through the academic wringer and have worked with ai technology in a professional way. from experience: ai is good at doing things, which have been done thousands of times (how else would it have learned it). and it can save you some time doing stupid tasks.
look at this the other way around: if ai is good at writing scientific papers, it has been done thousands of times and is unimaginative. this covers with much of my experience in academia.
i am not saying, that there are no scientific discoveries to be made anymore. quite the opposite. but i do believe that we overload students with stupid tasks and stress them beyond reason.
academia is very important. but as institutions of learning, discovery and preserving knowledge. over the years it has accumulated a lot of dead weight.
SS Scum? is that, what the username means?
you are mostly right. anti cheat is somewhat more effective with kernel level access. also, it is infinitely more dangerous and creepy to run on your machine.
however, if the devs can get rid of just a couple more cheaters - they will absolutely insist on the more intrusive versions. it is not their machine after all.
i see two variants on how to solve this issue:
clamAV has heuristic capabilities. just search through the documentation and see how many switches contain ‘heuristic’:
I like to consider myself part of the exclusive and oh so elite club of linux users. everyone here saying that AV is not needed, because the best security is not to be stupid, is right. but is your grandma tech literate enough to not do stupid things on her computer? your teenage son?
as the linux user base grows, the platform becomes more interesting of a target. even for stupid attacks. and lets be honnest: lots of legitimate open source projects still use an install script to curl and pipe into the terminal as a suggested method to install. which is just horrible!
while an anti malware is a patch. it is the last line of defense after a stupid mistake. so it would be great to have an actual desktop AV for linux. eset used to sell one but it is long out of service.
i use clamAV. but i maintain it for the family, so it is not as simple as telling them exactly what to install and run with default configs.
anyway, for those interested: here are two videos of malware attacks against lunux in rather different fashions:
may i interest you in SimAnt?
who sues spotify about not paying artists?