I think you needed a 4th row where copilot reinstalled itself with a forced update and begs you to use it again.

Like why even make them like that other than punishment. They dont need to be like that.

I get they’re prisoners and all, but have to hold your dick or it falls in the water seems like its above and beyond.

Stainless steel at least makes sense from a durability and safety perspective even if its always a chilly and uncomfortable experience.

That’s a great point. If they aren’t scanning for things, they likely wouldn’t be held responsible, but if they are scanning things, now they are the arbiters of what gets passed on or not.

ChatGPT had an issue where someone got flagged for being a risk, they assessed it in person and decided not to action it, and then something happened. They’re being sued and the Canadian government is getting involved.

What has snapchat now actively decided not to action, where something bad happens, now that we know they read everything?

Thata why apple made their new cheap MacBook out of some phone processors but wont let us have a dual OS on the phone if we plug it into a monitor. Because its powerful enough to do that, but we wont buy both if we can.

Security updates.

Its probably about to stop getting them, or already has.

This says its about the specific wave lengths and our eyes are okay with the ones bad for cameras

https://www.faceofit.com/lidar-camera-sensor-damage/

If I hadn’t heard of this happening before though I wouldn’t have guessed this to be the case.

Anything that would do meaningful damage to a camera sensor will easily to that to human eyeballs if it refracts or gets reflected.

I don’t think that’s true? The lidars on Waymo have been known to damage camera sensors but are safe to the eyes. By damage, like a pixel or two go out, but that’s from a random hit. If you did it right you could do more damage.

Wait, so is he saying that defaming her was a presidential act?

Will this case then decide if there is a difference between a presidential act and a personal one, and if they rule it was presidential then that seals the king deal?

Sounds like the border guard wiped his phone, not him.

It’s just made worse this time by the smaller float, and the soon to be earlier than usual blackout window for insiders lifting

He does have loans, but a lot of people think he still has them from purchasing Twitter, but he actually went away from that during the Twitter purchase. Im sure its a lot without twitter even, but its not the crazy large number it was briefly.

Thats not how puts work. Thats shorting the stock directly.

A put is an options contract. You can never lose more than your purchase.

If you pay $5.00 for a Jan $50 strike, you pay $500 (1 contract is 100 shares). As the date comes closer it becomes worth less, but as it approaches $50 or goes below it also becomes worth more. You can make a lot of money on a far out of the money put that goes near or in the money.

If it was $50 in November that put might be worth $40 (x100) so $4,000 and you paid $500.

The put becomes worth nothing if its over $50 by strike date.

Its a much safer way to bet against something than directly shorting.

There’s been 3 or 4 IPOs now, where ive wanted to buy puts for 6m to 1y out when I see a peak like that, and im always afraid to pull the trigger.

In this case i saw it hit 220, and come back down to 200ish, and I said if it goes back to 220+ ill get a few.

It never went back up.

Maybe next IPO.

If it was accurate enough, and they kinda knew, but hadn’t fully acknowledge it themselves yet, you might out them to themselves even?

And then ill still forget their names and have to ask and be awkward

Hopefully corruption along the way doesn’t turn this into a, ya he did it, but his candidate lost so we’ll give it a pass, type situation.

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Next up, a preserved Big Mac that Trump once ordered but decided not to eat. It’ll replace the constitution exhibit.

I dont think we have the genetic cloning capabilities for that yet…let alone memory transfers.

They did exactly that with the new standby mode.

You used to be able to pause your service for free. Then they changed it to $5/m but you got unlimited 256kb/s bandwidth and the dish would always be up to date. Just before the IPO they doubled that to $10/m and removed the ability to use it while in motion.

I’d love to see how many people dropped the service after that 2nd price jump which wouldn’t have been apparent until after the IPO. Both changes happened within a year.