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Comment · 5 days ago
The word "any" has a specific meaning that isn't up for debate.
Comment · 5 days ago
>The one that clearly showed that the stuff that should have been on the underside just.... wasn't?

That just isn't true. That conclusion is based on a single compressed screenshot from a low-quality compressed version of the livestream.

There are high-quality photographs taken by the people there that show its underside is entirely normal.

Comment · 5 days ago
That's not even in question. If you read the article, Tesla already said it will refund the deposits, and give 1 year of FSD, worth AU$1788, to those who order a Model Y or Model 3.
Comment · 9 days ago
bigfishrunning claimed that they "work without any AI".

It's not at all a moving of the goalposts to ask whether the "any" in that is actually true.

Comment · 9 days ago
What illegal tactics do you believe they used?
Comment · 9 days ago
It's not about the facts. It's about political posturing and emotional sophistry.
Comment · 9 days ago
What law do you believe Meta broke?
Comment · 9 days ago
And you have the Google AI Overview disabled too? Or you never read what it says about the docs you're looking for?
Comment · 9 days ago
>we created this problem

No, the people who wrote the original code with security vulnerabilities created the problem, or those who architected their language/framework/SDK to not have easy forwards compatibility.

>we are releasing the dangerous stuff

No, they are disclosing its existence, not releasing it.

Comment · 10 days ago
Yup. I think they literally think a 256-bit key is just a random number between 1 and 255.
Comment · 10 days ago
I think it's worse than that. I think whoever did this genuinely thought that a "256-bit security key" meant a random number between 1 and 256.
Comment · 16 days ago
Or Axios's source is simply mistaken.
Comment · 16 days ago
This was what the person I replied to said:

>And we see how he votes, we see which parties he supports.

And that itself was a reply to my debunking of:

>Plus, he's one of the white supremacists of South Africa

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So given that Musk has only ever voted in the United States, previously for the Democratic Party and now the Republican Party, how can this be interpreted any other way?

Comment · 16 days ago
Are you suggesting that everyone who supports the US Republican Party is a white supremacist? Really?
Comment · 16 days ago

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