That's is what medical encyclopedias were built for. Fully offline.
Is Mars safe?
Not always. I have a scar in the finger and I haven't the slightest clue about how I got it.
No one here likes to hear their AI girlfriend isn't real.
Yes, we found it in COBOL.
And they needed the backup because...?
Not only CEOs. Companies themselves can be replaced by AI. What do I need Adobe for, if I can build me a Photoshop application using AI?
Fools... I downloaded it for free...
The Spanish, the French, the English, the Portuguese...
Sure they would but they won't, because they don't affect power globally.
And OpenACS!
No, you can't. Because power or internet doesn't go out globally.
"that's on me" Nice touch by the mechanical parrot, to worthlessly owning it.
It's pretty impressive how thoroughly incompetent is OpenAI designing secure systems. But surely this is circumscribed to agent security. In no way are all my chat logs in some Russian forum. BRB, I'm going to delete…
There's a difference between a person downloading a few works from Anna's archive, and a company mass-downloading them for profit.
Unfalsifiable like your observation. I guess that makes it a great observation too.
I haven't been coding by hand for the last 15 years. The autocomplete of RubyMine is that good.
There's a reason that negligence is important in law.
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I never assumed that my chosen password was the only input to the key derivation. Just that my chosen password is at least one of the inputs to the key derivation. LUKS has been around for quite a while.
As a general rule, I expect a file on an encrypted disk to be encrypted with a key derived from a password I provide.
Not long ago it'd have been corporate suicide being caught massively torrenting pirated media. Yet here we are.
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That's weird because I keep all my apps to the latest version and still that's the version Google serves to me as the latest. Must be a regional thing.
This is the PayPal version I have installed that works: Version 8.107.0 com.paypal.android.p2pmobile
That's is what medical encyclopedias were built for. Fully offline.
Is Mars safe?
Not always. I have a scar in the finger and I haven't the slightest clue about how I got it.
No one here likes to hear their AI girlfriend isn't real.
Yes, we found it in COBOL.
And they needed the backup because...?
Not only CEOs. Companies themselves can be replaced by AI. What do I need Adobe for, if I can build me a Photoshop application using AI?
Fools... I downloaded it for free...
The Spanish, the French, the English, the Portuguese...
Sure they would but they won't, because they don't affect power globally.
And OpenACS!
No, you can't. Because power or internet doesn't go out globally.
"that's on me" Nice touch by the mechanical parrot, to worthlessly owning it.
It's pretty impressive how thoroughly incompetent is OpenAI designing secure systems. But surely this is circumscribed to agent security. In no way are all my chat logs in some Russian forum. BRB, I'm going to delete…
There's a difference between a person downloading a few works from Anna's archive, and a company mass-downloading them for profit.
Unfalsifiable like your observation. I guess that makes it a great observation too.
I haven't been coding by hand for the last 15 years. The autocomplete of RubyMine is that good.
There's a reason that negligence is important in law.
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I never assumed that my chosen password was the only input to the key derivation. Just that my chosen password is at least one of the inputs to the key derivation. LUKS has been around for quite a while.
As a general rule, I expect a file on an encrypted disk to be encrypted with a key derived from a password I provide.
Not long ago it'd have been corporate suicide being caught massively torrenting pirated media. Yet here we are.
[dead]
That's weird because I keep all my apps to the latest version and still that's the version Google serves to me as the latest. Must be a regional thing.
This is the PayPal version I have installed that works: Version 8.107.0 com.paypal.android.p2pmobile