Former account: @Redjard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Keyoxide: aspe:keyoxide.org:KI5WYVI3WGWSIGMOKOOOGF4JAE (think PGP key)
It would have to be distinctly different from any thumb drive over the last decades. My older ones definitely weren’t just a single chip, I recon you’d need some immense training specifically on drive designs to know this isn’t just a normal one from like 2010 or 2015.
I believe the point was they were treated as having used ai because ai sounds like them because it was trained by people with their accent.
Similar to the “This is not ai, I’m just autistic”.
Sweden is indeed de-facto opting out by not meeting the stability threshold on purpose, but the others simply don’t qualify.
Waiting to fall into the criteria naturally is how it’s intended, not wanting to artificially accelerate it is the correct move in my (and apparently their) opinion, I don’t see anything about them still planning to avoid it when they meet the economic targets.
Right now they seem to simply say “don’t do what greece did”.
There’s not really a replacement for this one, it’ll likely be important later.
This is clearly the kind of thing you disown and nationalize, not blindly destroy.
If you have a million stolen licenses, but on the road remain very few, say 1k. While there are say 100m other cars. If you now have 99% accuracy, you will read 990 stolen cars, and misread 1m plates. Since 1% of plates are stolen, you randomly hit 10k of those misreads into a stolen plate.
This is generally alwayd an issue with rolling out mass tests. If the thing you search is even rarer than your failure rate, most detections are errors no matter how good your test.
This is why we don’t just test everyone for diseases all the time even when it would be very cheap and simple.
This. Aegis does all of the points except offsite backups. And for good reason.
The Aegis app has no network permissions at all, which is obviously a massive boost for security and privacy. And besides, off-device backuping is a nightmare.
Syncing the Aegis backups made on change to some other server is better handled by a great dedicated app. Syncthing is the best such program (by far), though for the few files involved here nextcloud would work just as well.
Would be good if you could include a basic explanation as to why. I didn’t know what TASS was, and thus didn’t know what you were talking about. A simple “fake false news, this is a Russian propaganda news page, OP keeps posting Russian propaganda” would have gone a long way.
OP gets a tag
© TASS, Russian news agency
This is what Russia claims, so may not be accurate and is likely misleading.
I also find it to be very slow on many networks, and even in ideal conditions it might get 2MB/s when the phone has a 10MB/s connection.
For photos and predictable stuff I thus use syncthing, and the odd very large thing I send using scp with termux.
The Iranians were using forced child labor to enrich weapons-grade uranium by hand.
They make you input a plausible credit card (number, expiry, cvv, holder), then the balance on it. Then they probably mine crypto while the tab is open telling you to please wait.
Recently did this but using a sharp flat kitchen knife. Angle it almost horizontally and scrape it over the surface like it’s a sharpening stone.
Did she even say thank you?
I was already in the middle of posting this to !dontyouknowwhoiam@lemmy.world before seeing the remainder of your post :)
Also known as zombie files. If you are unlucky they can take up all space on a drive, or even tmpfs (so your ram) and you can’t easily find them. At least until you end the right process or restart.
Had that happen once and had to write my own script to trace it to the log of an open terminal emulator tab that had billions of lines.