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Most of the pics here are Collies - interesting. This brings back a memory of my doggo(RIP). Once while in the pet store he did rounds of the toys section, "tried" a few, selected one and stopped by the cashier right after! Huskies can be near human intelligent - if they're motivated by...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/man-eater-screw-worm-parasite-honduras-central-america/ I sincerely hope Telegraph is making this up and no actual Hondurans are suffering from the screwworm. They're the only ones reporting it so there's reason for hope but otoh...

I have a SER5 and there were no signs of any BIOS updates from Beelink for a long time. That changed recently - they now have a .cn site with BIOS update images - you have to find the right file and read through the word document to be able to apply it but at least it's there.

If an automated update downloads files that are loaded into the kernel in kernel mode then 100% a user mode input is parsed in kernel mode. If the updated files ran in user mode driver that would be a different story. I don't mean User input as necessarily a human user inputting at the terminal...

It's not like Microsoft hasn't provided UMDF since Vista - wonder if the Crowdstrike people considered using that instead at least for the parts that parse user inputs. Microsoft can't just say no kernel mode drivers of course - it's a different ball game for them as far as device driver...

I guess new wallpaper parsing software is finally stable enough. I mean they've had practice on this for last many releases.

Planned obsolescence is a relatively new thing in the desktop world. With Apple you can't even realistically switch to Linux - hardware support and all. Ditto if you have Surface hardware - you can run Linux but stuff isn't necessarily going to work as good as say a HP or Lenovo because...

Typical Google style unusable mess - took few attempts for the phone display to show up on my LG 4k monitor and when it did it was just a blown up phone UI that was zoomed in too big to be usable. Samsung has had this down for years on their phones.

I heard AI can do the job of a CEO maybe that's the technological breakthrough Tesla needs? If they need to promote from within Tesla FSD tech can be put in charge of CEO duties - fully self driven Tesla the company?

Technology would help - US DHS has used cargo scanning for this as part of the container security initiative.

I remember reading an article or watching a YouTube video about how bad car theft is in Canada. I was surprised how easily the thieves were able to load up the cars in containers and ship them to African countries where they were in demand. One would think that for border and customs agencies...

Time to call Autopilot God Mode, double down on controversial Xeets and mislead customers on God Mode availability and pricing? Maybe drop QA a notch down?

I did this over a year ago and even with the incessant push from Amazon to sign up for Prime every time I add things to cart, I haven't felt the need to do it - like at all. I wait until my cart is $25 or more and then choose free shipping every time - slows my purchasing down and helps me plan...

Can't wait to see what gets creatively renamed to 2nm - existing 7nm would be best case, hopefully not old 14nm rebadged to 2.

Ugh yeah the whole video sounded like a full on advertisement that Tesla couldn't have paid enough money for an ad agency to do. Except an actual advertisement would have to be held to higher standards.

Jason Cammisa said nobody had done 48 V before?

You mean the free edition? I tried to buy a license for a business and the only way to do that was to go through their Sales department and the price they quoted wasn't cheap at all.

Now you can fill that 8GB RAM even faster.

Power ratings are one thing but in my experience nVidia's drivers and firmware do a better job of power management than AMD. So it would be interesting to compare power consumption at various loads.

For a company using 'secret' to encrypt cookie containing access control information they seem to have bullet proof logging/auditing. How else are you going to destroy all the information accessed by 'the group'?