Sounds like this is closer to Apple’s Rosetta to make up for their ARM transition.

This is absurd, they have no business doing this.

Solving the “being human” part of security will probably never happen, which is why you’re encouraged to do stuff like use 2FA, different passwords, service isolation and stuff like that.

Anyone and everyone can be fooled at some point, best to try and limit the damage.

I don’t have an opinion on the man personally, but I won’t buy a Samsung TV as they are ad riddled, terrible to use and are pretty fragile.

HP following through on this would be the funniest shit ever, IMO.

Silent Hill Fortissimo?

Not that you aren’t entitled to your opinion, but software running on a Tesla is, in many ways just as mallaible as code on a vacuum robot.

There are several challenges, but basically the protections stopping people from reading and writing firmware would need to be defeated.

I think there have been some software jailbreaks on earlier models already that have been patched, but software is complicated, it’s hard be bug free.

Yeah that is fun, credit where it’s due, compilers do a lot of cool work behind the scenes.

I mean, the comic is fine I guess, but if it implies the Cpp lady is hitting you, it’s not. That would be the kernel, the lady did what you told her to do.

There’s a lot of people losing their jobs today that didn’t do anything wrong.

To be a pedantic dick, those aren’t really programming languages. Their purpose isn’t for writing at that level.

IMO a device like this should be portable first, and that means a reasonable battery life, and generally a system trying to do more with less. Also $900-$1500 is a deal breaker for a lot of people.

No TouchPad so I’ll pass, but a non Windows version is a step in the right direction.

Sorry, if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. If you can’t make this stuff at scale, no way you could sell it at $160 a unit.

I think a lot of the MK1 experience is good and well done. I think there’s a lot of style and gameplay that make it fun and mostly worth the cost of entry. The cameo system included, although poorly balanced, added another dimension to the gameplay.

Where they lose me is the DLC. They asked a lot for the expansion and didn’t offer much. On top of that many of the added characters should’ve been there, or needed rebalancing after release.

I’m still not convinced you should take an NRS fighter seriously, but I’m usually willing to see what they’ll put out.

Silent Hill 2 is a strange beast, you can tell it runs horribly. I’m sure a cracker or something is figuring it out.

Don’t buy the Ps5 pro though, there’s no point.

I see OP in their comment history uses “tyres” so they’re probably not from the US.

C-Walking has been a prominent fad in the US, more so in the early 2000s than recently, but most people are familiar with it.

I don’t understand the context of this post, but there’s not much here of note if you grew up in the US and made it past late teenager.

At this point, Snoop is inevitable.

That’s what I’m trying to say. I don’t think such a game is feasible.

Also, in the context of this threat, saying “ooo Tetris isn’t political!” is being pedantic, that’s not what the person meant when they asked for an example of a non political game.

I’m not saying I know anything about this Dragon Age, I haven’t played it.

I think it’s a fair point though, to imagine an a-political narrative game, because I think most if not all RPG games I can think of have some kind of political content.

Now make it so you have to beat e1m1 for the alarm to turn off.