It’s somehow wokely racist.
Like it will call you a slur, but it will be positive about it while reaffirming your life choices.
But it has some very strong opinions about D&D races I tell ya what.
https://kotaku.com/publishers-not-sure-xbox-ports-europe-sales-low-gdc-1851367132
Talk at GDC 2024 has developers wondering if continuing to support the Xbox is worth it, sales of the console have stalled, and there aren't enough of them out...
https://www.ign.com/articles/star-wars-battlefront-modder-finds-further-evidence-classic-collection-uses-their-mod-despite-aspyr-promising-it-wouldnt
TLDR;
They stole fan mods and used them to fix the game despite specifically saying they would...
OpenAI surpassed
“Claude 3 Opus, the next-generation artificial intelligence model from Anthropic has taken the top spot on the Chatbot Arena leaderboard, pushing OpenAI’s GPT-4 to second place for the first time since it launched last year.
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I just want to paint my Warhammers and play video games :'(
And it's probably overkill, the likelihood that even half of that ever actually does something is unlikely but even a flight across the desert has seats that double as flotation devices...
The specifics get a bit tricky because they don't charge us per head, we get charged per FTE, so we might have some 80 staff but it currently only counts as 58 FTE as the part-time employees are lumped up into a bulk seating agreement, so 3, 0.6...
For sure, but that's not only running trusted code, that's scanning the system and the code on it to try and filter out code that might be malicious. That's a good thing and we all should do it, but it is still basically blacklisting whereas only...
Newer AV solutions can also also scan and report on known vulnerabilities. Playing with the stuff from SentinelOne right now so probably going on the list of yet another subscription service my budget goes toward.
I swear I spend more on...
I mean... that's always been the best answer but it is hard if you want functionality and flexibility. To have only trusted code would require going to something like the Apple/Microsoft store and only being able to install things the OS vendor...
Well for every dollar spent by the good guys finding these exploits, there $10 being spent by the bad guys to do the same.
Can’t protect against threats you can’t see.
https://www.bitdefender.com/blog/hotforsecurity/telecoms-manager-admits-to-taking-bribes-to-help-carry-out-sim-swapping-attacks/
TLDR;
The URL title basically says all you need to know.
Telecom manager was taking bribes to help facilitate SIM...
Nah there’s just so much money out there hiding on these that there’s significant incentive for bad people to do the bad things to make the dirty money.
We’re not to far off from some James Bond level villain antics.
I mean can you see a movie...
Gonna put on my conspiracy theory hat on and say that these CPU exploits are either discovered by competitors or by the CPU manufacturers themselves because it tends to effect older CPU's worse than newer ones. The problem I have with this is...
And controlled network access.
Solutions from HP, Cisco, and the other big networking players have options to be content and state aware, so you can designate systems that can have outgoing access but deny unsolicited incoming access even within...