The article does not provide that data, as far as I could tell at a scroll. They really tried to get up there in the word count so who knows.
Archiving and saving that data seems like a nightmare with little gain. I am going to save my rage for when it is warranted.
In the EU sold cars must have parts of this feature in order to be sold legally. This feels like ragebait.
Calling it an Audi rental when it seems Audi was barely involved is a stretch.
Also, this may be a safe, secure, and appropriate use. Unless the footage is stored there (for a duration that is not short) there isn’t a big privacy issue as compared to the benefit in the health and safety and property of others.
As I said I am aware that I being (overly) cautious.
They won’t. Both are in the danger zone for high voltage. Well, depending on how high that voltage is.
Mightn’t be too high since they aren’t wearing a high voltage suit.
When you are a person who is at risk you may. It’s just very uncommon and not reasonable. And people don’t like to wear PPE for the most part. Most people are fine with a reasonably small chance of death.
A purely distance based reward metric instead of an market based economy has always turned me off - I played it a fair bit, still.
I don’t get enjoyment from spotting the furthest apart businesses and shipping raw materials across the map when a perfectly cromulent source of materials was just over there the whole time.
Getting hit always carries a chance of death.
Another tragic case was a British boy getting hit by a bouncer(lightly) and just dying.
A person I know talks about how driving bicycles without helmets is very reckless as their mother had someone fall beside them when waiting at a traffic light and just dying. Wasn’t even a bad fall
Allegedly this is somewhat of a misnomer. Not writing it into the first version of a penal code doesn’t mean acceptance
A brief summary is given in w.g. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NcJbrsk8F_Q&pp=iggCQAE%3D
When hitting share you shared it as the person you are on YouTube, i.e. you leaked your name.
That makes sense, thank you!
What are you talking about? Is this just a nonsensical hallucination of some content ai?
The steam machine has an eink screen?
To be fair, that is not one of the games that does not support controllers on PC.
Almost all games released for a console do work decently enough with a game pad. Some PC games are less suited for that. But this allows the casual consumer to just buy a console game without having to make sure that the input scheme is to their liking.
The game just being unavailable is a weakness, of course, but comes with upside too.
A decent gui, not fiddling with settings, widespread hardware specs. Games that expect a gamepad and will work with it. Novel input techniques.
The fact you are bothered by people calling the got new thing AI is weird. We have been calling a lot of hot new things in tech ai.
What grinds my gears is the less new thing no longer being called ai when it still is ai.
Ai is more than your sci-fi wifu.
I don’t believe that lawsuit is based in fact.
It’s adequately priced in the market and sold out on release. It ain’t dead.
AI hate bros are pushing this narrative because they don’t like the supply shortage.
The RAM and semiconductor industry are like a massive container ship. Difficult to get going and all but nimble. But they deliver a product at very low prices. People are asking them to turn on the spot and offended and entitled when they are told that that’s impossible.
In particular ram and memory are produced at very tight margins and well matched to demand enabling them to be(were) this dirt cheap for a ridiculous product.
It would take longer to produce more stock than the time to what’s going to happen next.
Is there a steam or YouTube link?