I’m mad at myself for not thinking of this earlier:
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All the unbuffered error messages
I’m mad at myself for not thinking of this earlier:
Classified materials and their handling appears to still be a news story. Back in 2016, I wrote a bit [stderr] about Clinton (Hillary)’s personal email server, which was accurate as far as I could make it, but that story has been somewhat shaded by recent mis-handling stories. Having to watch journalist and lawyers on the topic can be extremely painful, because of my constant awareness that the information about how classification regimes work is out there and all you need to do is a day or 2 of research.
This is something I had heard nothing about, until last week, when I stumbled over it as a result of a google search (I was researching links for the Lituya Bay mega-tsunami).
Many articles about “AI deepfake of Congressman Porkbelly fucking a Goat” are clearly fake …
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I’m not a vegan, but I minimize the amount of meat I eat, and try to basically never waste any.
This is a fairly well-known Peanuts strip:
This is a supreme – indeed superpowered – example of skills. Media matching, synchronization, and content management.
I forget where I saw this one, but: “The lone star on the Texas flag is a review/rating.”
It’s funny how much effort we put into building redundant and reliable systems (e.g.: “cloud computing”) that scale and replicate well – yet they are subject to the simplest of attacks that can disable them.