I’ve been listing to the audiobook for American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer and the number of times they say “CP” as an abbreviation for “Communist Party” is too damn high.
Also last time I went to the amusement park Cedar Point they’ve got “CP” as an abbreviation on all sorts of stuff.
Made me chuckle, but I do think it’s perhaps time to move to the abbreviation CSAM since it’s less likely to get used for other purposes.
Dont forget, people interbred with other hominid species also, like Neandertals.
Homo neanderthalensis and Homo sapiens fucking is more akin to dogs (Canis lupus familiaris) and coyotes (Canis latrans) fucking, not dogs and humans.
Note that Google’s anti-stalking measures may reduce the effectiveness of following tracked stolen items on a map since enterprising thieves can soon quickly discover hidden trackers, no matter which phone they use.
They can’t get the tag off my bike without specific tools, so if they’re warned that the bike they stole is tracking them and it leads to them abandoning the bike somewhere, all the better for me.
IIRC from the original headline, it’s an indirect thing. Like a former distributor is still selling Haas machinery to Russia, but it isn’t someone they currently have a relationship with. Like a true citizen of the internet, though, I only skimmed the article.
The cofounder is famously quoted as saying "Good artists copy, great artists steal", lol
Which, appropriately, is a quote he stole from Picasso.
Not necessarily, it could mean they’re storing the old salted hashes.
I’m pretty sure this is a setting in Windows group policy, I assume Microsoft does it correctly.
Same with my Ford Escape PHEV’s 60km after 10-11 hours at home (4ish hours on a level 2).
Shit, we’d better get IT out to Neptune fast. Who knows what having an unresponsive planet will do to the solar system?
I’ve been experimenting with WefWef, which is a web app that works really well on iOS and probably works well on Android as well. Reminiscent of Apollo or Sync.
On iOS you can add it to the Home Screen and it acts like an app. I think you can do so on Android as well, but it’s been a couple years since I’ve used Android.