BrianGragg

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by BrianGragg 4mo ago
After they told the US government no on a very large contract. I find that hard to believe.
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by BrianGragg 4mo ago
I see it more of lets make money off the hardware we are not using anymore. From Elon on X: ... After that, I was ok leasing Colossus 1 to Anthropic, as SpaceXAI had already moved training to Colossus 2. https://x.com/elonmu
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by BrianGragg 6mo ago
I personally think its misleading and even when you start reading the page it links to is even more misleading in my opinion. >Every time any of LinkedIn’s one billion users visits linkedin.com, hidden code searches their computer for in
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by BrianGragg 6mo ago
Actively combated by Tesla as they detect it also. They actively apply patches to try and detect things like this and block it.
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by BrianGragg 7mo ago
Definitely interested!
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by BrianGragg 8mo ago
I think customer speeds is 144 and the 6Tb is their ground links to their stations. That is my take on it at least as its not super clear. I'm curious as to how it works as well.
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by BrianGragg 9mo ago
Reader view ftw!
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by BrianGragg 10mo ago
Not to mention the other companies panic buying another ~20% (guess).
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
As a loan and not subsidies/grant. A ton of rural nonprofit electric cooperatives started out of this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rural_Electrification_Act
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
The GB/T is for charging and not in car connections. Tesla already has an arguably better connector NACS or J3400 now. As for China having the most electric cars on the planet. I don't feel that makes them the experts. China tends
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
I called it a hit piece because instead of saying users recently found a bug affecting 1 link to NPR. They say X "Caught" blocking links like it was something intentional and not an erroneous error. Any other site not connected to
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
Seems like there are so many hit pieces out there anymore because they don't like someone or something. What happen to fact based reporting.... :(
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
Making some assumptions here but I suspect most game developers outsource their anti cheat to a 3rd party and that is what you are running into. Some of the 3rd party anti cheat rootkit computers. Some are okay and some are just terrible.
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
Wait! You're saying the earth isn't flat?! /s ;)
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
Not trying to be 'that guy' but the first line calls out AWS and DriveHQ: Cybersecurity threats are increasingly leveraging cloud services to store, distribute, and establish command and control (C2) servers, such as VCRUMS stored
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
It usually gives you a very large warning that a drive is about to physically fail and advises you to try and backup the data if you haven't already.
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
You can open the door just fine with the app that acts as your key as well.
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
I don't see stores continuing to stock items that don't sell long term and this product has been around long enough for the stores to realize this and stop stocking a non selling product. So in saying that I have to disagree with
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by BrianGragg 2y ago
Slight difference in the companies listed all contain addictive substances and the other just contain water.
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by BrianGragg 3y ago
Leaned on heavily to protect cheap IOT devices. Could you imagine the bot armies if every IOT device was NOT behind a NAT?
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by BrianGragg 3y ago
Maybe you skipped / filtered all the comments out blaming TikTok and that they should be punished for doing this?
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by BrianGragg 3y ago
Unfortunately yes.
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by BrianGragg 3y ago
Tiktok pushes what you interact with the most. If you comment, if you heart, if you watch it and content like it all the way through it assumes its the content that you like and will give you more like it. If you see something you don'
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by BrianGragg 3y ago
Personally the algorithm works just fine for me. If you interact with what you find is trash / comment / like it will show you more of that content. If you don't want to see it dont' watch it or comment on it. You'l
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by BrianGragg 4y ago
Maybe I'm out of touch but I think the 'malware' they are worried about are ad blockers.
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by BrianGragg 4y ago
Oklahoma requires a thumbprint. Electronically.
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by BrianGragg 5y ago
The first line from the article: In March 2017, WikiLeaks began publishing thousands of files detailing the CIA’s spying operations and hacking tools. The leak, known as Vault 7, was the largest disclosure of classified information in the a
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by BrianGragg 6y ago
Do you remember the hardware that existed at the time, the GUI, the usability or non usability. There are two systems, IOS or Android. I really respect Apples rules and appreciate them. They stood their ground and prevented Cell Carriers fr
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by BrianGragg 6y ago
Why does Facebook want to know what you had for breakfast and mad that Apple is wanting to limit their access to data and share that they are collecting that information?
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by BrianGragg 6y ago
The problem is the choice is taken away from you though. Just like he said with the game market. If you want to play Game A, you go and download/install Game A's publishing app store. If you want to then play Game B, rinse and rep

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