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Force mom to go see a doctor.

It’s difficult to say. Short answer is I wouldn’t trust it.

Vmprotect is a piece of DRM that obfuscates the underlying code by running the software within a custom virtual machine that makes reverse engineering the software much more challenging.

This method is sometimes used to obfuscate the actions of malicious code from being detected by security tools. I would be wary of running anything using this even if I was 100% sure I could trust the source.

If the source is unknown as it is here, I would definitely not trust it.

It’s kind of a difficult problem to solve.

Effective regulation requires lawmakers to have a solid understanding of the thing being regulated. This is not really feasible with something as complicated and nuanced as “information technology” and it’s how you get especially stupid rules like the ones coming into the 3D printer space to prevent manufacturing ghost gun parts.

Guaranteed, those started from a place of “We all agree that a lower barrier of entry to making firearms is bad. How do we control that?”

Theoretically, this is the purpose of a lobby group. You have someone that is familiar with subject matter to propose sensible regulations to keep the industry honest, but in practice it’s just industry leaders that pay for regulation to choke out competition, or to loosen restrictions to be more predatory.

This is really unfortunate.

I dont think Wadjet has ever published a bad game, although I think this is the first non-point and click adventure they’re involved with.

I’m really curious to see how this game turns out, and this kind of complication means that it being a success is much less likely, even if it deserves it.

I often wonder if that spike of anxiety and that feeling of adrenaline would be less pronounced if I just forced myself into social situations more often, or if that’s just how it is for me.

Safer? Yes, absolutely.

Not nearly as energy dense though.

Li Ion batteries are still the most energy-dense and cost effective solution for many applications.

Improperly-declared battery cargoes - transported out of compliance with IMDG Code rules - are a significant hazard. But under current regulations, shippers can pack as many small batteries as they want into a standard box without telling the carrier what’s inside

Seems to me that this is the problem. Just start enforcing rules that close this loophole

I don’t think so. Ultimately, it’s a low power computer with a software defined radio in it. Nothing inherently nefarious.

I am Canadian however, so jury’s out about the US

The cybersecurity specialist in me really doesn’t like the idea of having enough wire in public spaces that it’s essentially impossible to monitor, sending infrastructure related data.

But then again, a weekend playing around with a flipper zero and a walk through town is enough to realize that it probably doesn’t matter.

UHF.

That movie would be unwatchable with anyone else

Now, you might be wondering why you would want to enable DLSS 5 when you’re simply in Windows, browsing and checking emails. That’s a good question, and DLSS 5 doesn’t really alter the standard Windows 11 desktop wallpaper or text in a meaningful way, not that we were expecting it to.

However, because DLSS 5 Neural Rendering applies to everything you see on-screen, you can use it for watching videos on YouTube, viewing pictures, playing games in a window, and more.

You mean I can pin my GPU constantly and receive an image that looks objectively worse at all times?

The other option would be a third party would check your ID an provide Google only with the information that the request is done by somebody of legal age.

You’re just shifting the problem down the chain. There is no guarantee that this third party would be any more trustworthy than Google. They could even be less trustworthy, in fact.

AmerUtica is fucking hilarious

This is a sound and reasonable decision someone winning a war would make

“What if I run out of money and have some kind of emergency?” is a pretty common one

None of these door handles are raptor proof, and as such, will never be installed in my home.

Spielberg’s 1993 documentary, Jurassic Park has taught me many life lessons

So I guess Elon tried to get into chess because it’s a smart people hobby, got demolished, and now is having a sour grapes moment.

We get the occasional tornado here, but thankfully I have never seen one up close.

We get a shit-ton of hailstorms though, and occasionally the hailstones are big enough that if you’re outside during one, you’ll probably need a trip to the hospital. A lot of the older cars have golfball style dents and pretty much everyone has a story about trying to get insurance payots for holes in the siding of their house.

The order here is a little wrong, but it’s mostly correct.

Production houses started to see Netflix raking in cash hand over fist and decided that they could do that too and started pulling their shows.

This made Netflix need to pivot hard into in-house content in order to not look like a barren wasteland.

I mean, they’re right. The Constitution does not cover the right to clean water.

It does not mean that clean water should not be guaranteed in some other legally binding piece of legislation. The Constitution is not the only source of law in the country, as much as Beer Kavanaugh wishes it was.