

Which would never be rooted or jailbroken in the first place so why even bring it up in this this context?


Which would never be rooted or jailbroken in the first place so why even bring it up in this this context?


Decrypting? I don’t think any of the similar-strength protection measures which have been defeated were done by brute-forcing the decryption key. There would undoubtedly be attacks which exploit other flaws.
That said, I agree that libre hardware would be the better option.
Sure, that increased attention probably makes a difference, but ‘gun culture’ is not the reason US police forces often seem to do a mediocre job investigating gang vs gang killing. Nor is having guns what makes the killings happen. It’s exactly the other way around. They have the guns in order to kill their gang opposition. If you could magically un-invent guns they would be using other tool to do it because the numerous other societal problems which created the environment of desperation hadn’t been solved.
criminals don’t feel they MUST have a gun to defend from the police
Criminals know that they won’t win a gunfight against the police. Instead they always flee, and if they’re caught often have their guns on them or in their vehicle.
Most criminals in the US who carry guns do so to kill rival criminals. The police or law-abiding civilians being disarmed wouldn’t change that.


My dualshock 3 controller never got an official plug and play driver on windows 10.


Mostly agree. It’s been a while since I bought a console, but my dualshock 3 controller never had an official windows 10 driver.


https://steamdeck-packages.steamos.cloud/archlinux-mirror/sources/ as far as I can tell from a quick web search.


Somebody has to compile the driver. Who do you think that should be, and have you asked them to?


We need to stop letting the alarmists grant symbols to racists and Nazis which they didn’t invent. Not everyone who posted a Pepe meme is a racist, and all types of skull and crossbones were used long before and since ww2. If they’re allowed to run with this they’ll probably tack on their label to things like this
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Kind of, but they are misunderstanding the saying. It refers to the fact that if the available supply of current (maybe it should say power?) is sufficiently limited, it is possible for a person’s body to conduct hundreds of thousands to millions of volts without pain or injury.
That said, high voltage behaves different and there are a lot of factors that make it unsafe.


I agree. It’d obviously be the best experience for the customer if they could choose whichever store/launcher they want to buy on and not have to worry about having to pay more if they don’t shop around. Like the tea with price printed on the can so it’s consistent.


The oil & gas companies have stunk for a very long time.


It is moving slow, but the progress is substantial.
The compact takes effect when states representing a majority of electoral votes – 270 of 538 – pass the legislation and thus would determine the winner of the presidential contest. With Virginia, the compact now has 222 electors.
The Wikipedia article shows that it is currently being considered by legislatures in states having an additional 45 electors. It’s a lot closer than I would have guessed.


Long Boring Platformers
I want to see copilot directly control a big cnc machine. Might be entertaining.


When you see this phrasing in English language, ‘it’ refers to the main subject of the preceding statement. In this case as a reply to the main post the subject is the “$322 Million Spotify Piracy Case”.


If you’re just looking for something specific, even command line tools can be hundreds of times faster than general data processing applications.


This has been in motion since before AI was being pushed in everything.
That’s how they got the name