Tetsuo

Honestly slowing down too much can easily create an accident that didn't exist in the first place.

Not every situation can be handled by slowing down.

If that's the default behavior on high speed road this could be deadly for the car behind you.

Honestly, I'm pragmatic, if less people die in accidents involving autonomous car, then yes.

The thing is we shouldn't be trusting the manufacturers for these stats. It has to be reported by a government agency or something.

Similarly Autonomous car software should have to be certified by an independent organization before being deployed. Same thing for updates to the software. Otherwise we would get deadly updates from time to time.

If we deploy and handle autonomous car with the same safety approach as in aviation I'm sure this transition can be done fairly safely.

They remembered their old moto for a split second.

Honestly, I think only trial and error will let us get a proper autonomous car.

And I still think autonomous cars will save many more lives than it endangered once it become reliable.

But for now this is bound to happen...

To be clear, they still are responsible of these car and the safety of others. They didn't test properly.

They should be trying every edge case they can think about.

A large screen on the side of a truck ? What if a car is displayed on it ? Would the car sensor notice the difference?

A farmer dropped a hay bale on the road ? It got flattened by rain ? Does the car understand that this might not be safe to drive on or to brake on ?

There is hundreds of unique situations that they should be trying before an autonomous car gets even close to a public road.

But even if you try everything there will be mistakes and fatalities.

We also have that in France.

Some peers on torrents are indeed tracking uploaders. Here you receive a letter saying which file you shared and when.

Blockbusters are the most likely to be tracked.

For me I avoided that system with alldebrid's sort of seedbox. And direct download with alldebrid.

Here as far as I know, a datacenter IP is free to download anything and everything on torrents... Which it then uploads to DDL sites for me. And since they can't don't track DDL it's safe.

US only :(

Jesse McCree ?

It's not like it was only managers that were dirty.

Surely there was a management enabling it but it seemed widespread at Blizzard.

Now for the 99% others that lost their job for no reasons. That's another story.

Also considering the apparent toxicity of certain Blizzard employees it's probably a good opportunity to "purge" the Kotic gang and his following.

So install truck brakes on the luggage then use brake cleaner. Got it.

Thank you for the advice.

The only issue I have with YouTube is that while using an Ad blocker it doesn't track videos I have already seen in my subscriptions.

So it will tell me that I didn't watch a video I just watched.

A small price to pay for an ad free experience but a bit annoying still.

Have you checked when the file was last modified.

If it fits the date you did the Spotify command then I wouldn't worry much about it.

If you still are concerned you can send the file to virustotal to be safe.

If it's more concerning for you for a functional reason then move the file elsewhere if nothing break you should be fine.

As far as I recall he actively seeks to commit cybercrimes and even says so himself.

It's not the first young hacker on the spectrum that has urges to hack stuff.

It's a whole different question when someone is conscious he is doing something illegal and actively seeks to do it.

This is not another Aaron Swartz story imo. It's an autistic individual that doesn't hack out of curiosity but in order to damage businesses, and people or benefit himself.