Yeah if any of you guys build a time machine, I know Hitler is a target, but please tell Obama to not goad the Donny.

Also there are Chinese knockoffs that claim to be Card xxxx and turns out its some cheap card with some custom firmware to trick the OS into thinking it’s the card you bought

There was a dollarstore knock off mars bar we bought for a while 50¢ each

I visited a chocolate confection assembly plant. The only things humans do now is random tasks like flip the random bar that for some reason fell odd onto conveyor or shift the skewed box on the pallet, or open the door for a shipment.

The rest was automatic, from the pipes running chocolate throughout the plant to the final gluing and boxing.

The costs are materials, and the factory operation cost, labour is almost nothing. So to increase profit they really can only cheapen or lesson the materials

Yep, one of my favourites before, after they changed they were so bad though; somebody working for them offered a store tray full and we just refused.

They’d tip over, or be uprooted by the high wave swells.

How’s the weather?

What country?

Do people actually take their phone with them and go on it instead of being a decent juror and listening?

Nope. Current encryption. I’m not saying it computes the key backwards, but it somehow finds flaws or patterns that let’s it make an accurate guesee.

Feed the public key samples into the llm, let it crunch, it will figure out the private keyi.

The more public samples you have the faster it finds the pattern between them.

HAWK 256 that was supposed to be post quantum has already been broken by CLAUDE https://www.anthropic.com/research/discovering-cryptographic-weaknesses

The quantum vs current computing thermal needs are not linked directly to entropy. For current cryptography, solving faster is more energy by its linear relation nature, quantum is in parallel. It is possible quantum computing could be less wasteful in the future, but currently quantum computing is highly inefficient thermally.

And current computing can solve for the private key, just take a few days of heavy computing

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Free Shooter game with weapon upgrades, great fun with a group, once you get used to it.

Like Quake merged with DukeNukem

No I realize that, for me it was stuck on a windows partition , which was irrelevant to Linux running. It sounds like it found some corruption and wants to do a full disk check. Or maybe their is a hardware fault arising.

Others may have better answers for you.

Smarter people than me can answer, but I had two similar issues before. 1) I added nofail to fstab because in my situation it wasn’t finding a certain drive and getting stuck, and 2) windows fastboot or hybernate had somehow made drive locked or appear dirty to linux

Because they may have different anatomy or sensory feedback than yourself. Many women enjoy sex, some scream out of animalistic intensity of the pleasure, especially during an ejaculatory climax

Lol yes. Under setting --> accessibility. Simplified.

Use Firefox browser, it has a reader mode button to the right of the URL which strips out paywall and just gives you the readable article. Or grapheneOS Canadium browser has accessibility view pop up when an article has paywall, and does the same thing.

Yes, that exists now using BOINC.

We used to install and connect to a university hosted lab program (protein folding, Extraterrestrial data, etc) it would download packages of data to compute and auto upload when finished. You could see in the project how many users were logged in and crunching.

It seemed to drop off with Ai and centralized servers in recent years where no projects were available to assist with. :(

No, there is a difference between treating as just a 9-5 job, and wanting to sit and not do what you are contracted to do because you’d like somebody else without qualifications to do the work for you. Not only is that just being a shitry human it is negligence on an engineers part.

As you work toward your PENG there are ethics and expectations of a Professional Engineer, and personal legal consequences if your work injures somebody by negligence.

The counting person wasn’t that they couldn’t count past 10, it was that assemblies are 3d and you rotate them, zoom, hide/show parts etc, and they couldn’t figure out how to tally without losing track. A problem solver (which is what an Engineer is supposed to be) even with a disability, would jot on a notepad with components names already selected/counted, or simple tally marks as they went.

As I mentioned this wasn’t a person stuggling with a disability (because I have worked with many) it was somebody that had come up through a system that did it for them and assumed that’s how you just keep going in life. Maybe chatgpt did their homework, maybe they had charm and had others do everything for them. But its been a common. Thing more recently especially COVID onwards.

We even had one guy make up support ticket numbers and pretend he was working hard all day, meanwhile its instagram and random, browsing.

Dude, i gave the extreme example to illustrate, but I have watched the change. The new recruits want others do do the work for them when they get stuck. Like i mentioned in other replies ut wasnt isokated to counting, it was expectation.

My coworker was helping a guy who got stuck so was showing him the steps to solve instead of watching for next time he went on Insta. That’s not learning disabilities it is expectation that somebody else finds out the fix.

The person, as Engineer, asked IT to complete and engineering project for them, because they had another project due. Not only would that not be kosher for an engineering sign off, its also an ask that is ridiculous