Obviously Google install their own connectivity.

I seriously doubt 75% of password strength checkers for that very reason.

To be fair, having gone through a couple of GDPR transitions, deleted in reality is often a full row in the PII table. All your actions and behaviour are still logged, there’s just longer any way to tie your ID back to PII.

(I’m not a US citizen; I believe guns should be controlled and there’s no reason for a citizen to own a gun)

Don’t US school run shooter exercises? Darwin, even here in the UK where I live, the secondary school (12-16) ran twice yearly active shooter exercises - although they called them something else, like “lockdown exercise” and we’ve only ever had one school shooting (1996).

My point being that surely any exercise would train the whole response system, including pepper spray drones (still can’t quite believe I’m typing this - anything to avoid actual gun control, I guess)?

I’m not a US citizen but do you have any rights at a border checkpoint? I was under the impression that no warrant is necessary, nor lawyer required, to answer questions.

I’ve worked in many large enterprises. They always cut too deep - thats the tactic: Cut more than needed to remove the “fat” (in the eyes of the decision holders) then rehire a bit where you’re not holding up.

In this case it’s two steps back and one step forward. Net, it’s still a reduction of the org size.

Lots of people leave the tag in for transparency. The world must feel like such a conspiracy for you.

Client screen for Air Manager.

Have you considered that natural selection also applies to being smarter so we can invent better drugs?

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Mozilla wants to do everything except make Firefox succeed, it seems.

That’s the announcement. It isn’t the story.

AI writing detected in an article about the evils of AI. It’s like rain on your wedding day.

The best summary of “the real world” vs principles.

If model distillation is illegal, then shouldn’t we also make training of copyrighted material illegal?

Here’s the thing: Read enough AI output and everyone can spot it. And that’s the seam that runs through it. The answer is partly right and it’s important to be honest about it. That’s the load bearing statement. It’s this. But it’s also that. And that’s doing a lot of the work here.

It’s. So. Staccato. And it sounds like tech bro in a Patagonia gilet.

Yes I would not want to live in the US.

Im sorry, but this is just silly.

If a camera rocords your face, it can be used to identity you. Thus it falls under GDPR regulations as PII. That requires that the footage is kept no longer than needed for its purpose and that what happens to the data is spelled out exactly. My car already comes with a privacy policy that you can read.

So the answer is: Anything that can be used to identify you will deleted - or rather it will never get stored.

And the reason this regulation doesn’t spell out what happens to the data is that it doesn’t need to because GDPR covers ALL data already.

The EU is guilty of many things, but this is solely about increasing driver awareness and preventing deaths and injury - and it’s working, with each generation of requirements, less people die.

Cancelled a little while ago and now moved to Euro-Office. Lame title, works really well.

And before people get at me: Especially Euro-office’s sheets are so much closer to a 1:1 replacement for Excel.

I must be the only one who ever paid for it.

Whatever you end up buying, and I speak from bitter experience here, swap the SSD that it comes with it. Consumer SSDs in micro systems do NOT have the write cycles required for 24/7 docker activity.

Now I run a couple of Micron 7450 Max server SSDs. Live and learn.