Morrison’s (UK) has something called “vision security” which triggers if the machine learning model thinks you haven’t scanned something, the worker then has to watch the video and verify. It kept triggering on me because I often put my bike helmet in the cart. But it’s easy to place the cart slightly away from the camera and then it won’t see.
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How do you dust it?
It’s comparable to the nazi swastika or the union jack.
I knew an “anarcho-capitalist” who believed that cops should be the only service the state provides, to guarantee fair and free market competition or some bs like that.
But you do need some vitamin D, no?
Old phone means old unsupported vendor version of the linux kernel vulnerable to script kiddie exploits.
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I’m happy that in my country of citizenship trans people are excluded from the army. I don’t wanna get drafted or something.
In Polish it’s “befsztyk” (pronounced “beff-shtick”)
I live in Scotland and I was very confused when my friend from America visited and they were like “it’s hot, can I take off my pants” .__.
Any chance for an official flatpak? The current one on Flathub is outdated and requires lots of permissions because they couldn’t figure out xdg portals.
Why exactly should I hate it? This doesn’t look that scary to me, I feel like it’s just climbing up from the uncanny valley.
Too gay? >_<
I got a WD Red from Amazon (Marketplace) that looked exactly like a legit one, though kinda scratched up. I was only able to tell because I tried running a SMART test and it didn’t even fail, it just didn’t work. I got suspicious, so I tried to register the product on Western Digital website and it lacked the necessary code on the label. I then contacted WD and confirmed it was fake, thankfully I could return it and get money back.
Verbatim Datalife HTL BD-R discs are supposedly made in a similar technology (some folk on r/datahoarder think they’re exactly the same but idk). At the very least they won’t have the same problem as DVDs (no organic dye) and they actually work out cheaper than half decent HDDs. I can get 25GBx50 cake for £30. I’ve only started burning them a year or two ago so time will tell if I lose my data :x.
None of the articles I’ve read about this explains how the GDID gets mapped onto the user’s activity.
“Windows device carrying GDID g:6755467234350028 had visited the ngrok signup page”
So does it mean that Windows monitors your activity outwith just Microsoft services and sends all data to their servers? Is it maybe MS Edge history sync?
Wow, what a good find. I paid like £220 for an 8a earlier this year.