

Didn’t Microsoft just pull this same thing and now there’s all these 0-days getting released publicly as vengeance? I swear, all these companies are sharing the same brain cell…
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Didn’t Microsoft just pull this same thing and now there’s all these 0-days getting released publicly as vengeance? I swear, all these companies are sharing the same brain cell…


Not even having npm installed as a system package feels like a personal win right now. I’d like to think I would have caught this due to the number of dependencies it would introduce to my system. node_modules seems like it’s been the source of most of the recent CVEs I’m hearing about.


I guess that kinda solves the GPS spoofing that ruined it for me. Going for a long walk to a pokestop with nobody around, only for someone to hack and remotely take over the stop while I’m sitting there…
I think the data collection is a little too intrusive for me to even attempt playing it again though.


The problem with that is the first sentence:
Except for the express warranties stated herein
It states pretty clearly to me they are liable for the current market price if they are unable to repair or replace.


What’s funny is this wording was likely designed to try and screw over the customer and backfired, because historically a used SSD has always been cheaper than the original purchase price. But in this specific market, it works in the consumer’s favor.


They can polish a turd all they want, but at the end of the day, it’s still shit.


I’m pretty sure I saw a vending machine in NYC where you could buy prepaid SIMs for cash. That seems about as “burner phone” as it gets.


I think that’s entirely possible depending on where they live and how much they drive. I have a spreadsheet with my gas spending, and I’ve spent around $12k on gas since 2016. That includes some cross-country road trips, and taking my car to the race track, where it can burn 3 tanks in a day…
For the last 6 years or so, I’ve only spent $3k in gas on my daily, since I don’t have to go far and work remotely now. Gas prices in the PNW aren’t exactly the cheapest either.


Meanwhile my old GoPro Hero 4 is somehow the most reliable action camera I own, and my newer one constantly stops recording due to something. I bought an Insta360 as an alternative a couple years ago and the batteries are all already toast, and last maybe 30 seconds of recording.
Did the dealership put an additional tracker on the car without telling you? That’s incredibly scummy.


Cybertruck parking only
In a few years, this might brick your car. Have fun paying to have it towed to the dealership. User-caused damage isn’t covered under warranty by the way.
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Why does everything have to suck so much…
I actually want a 90s Civic hatchback with an EV swap
I don’t know about the laws over there, but in the US you’d legally be able to return the car if this camera is a deal breaker and it was not disclosed before purchase.


Are you kidding me? This time last year you could buy 32GB of DDR5 for under $100


What a strange concept. The demo is quite laggy on my phone, and has triangles constantly disappearing as it moves. Other online 3d viewers are able to load significantly larger models without any lag or graphical artifacts.
I don’t think the way this is implemented it can realistically use much GPU acceleration at all. It’s like taking all the vertex shaders and running them on the CPU, and then only using the GPU for triangle texture fill and depth testing… The hardware is right there, why avoid using it?


I’m just trying to imagine this hypothetical company…
What else? Do they leave all their files in memory and only save at the end of the day to make sure a power outage could screw them over too?
It almost sounds like they want to lose their code.


Also, the EPL-2.0 license Jqwik is released under explicitly states there is no warranty and the author can’t be held liable for anything you do with the software (like feeding it to an LLM)
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I mail in my votes, and Canada Post handles those. I would not trust any digital voting system.