Regular store digital walkie talkies come with “encryption” these days, which is essentially an xor encryption on the channel packets. Trivial to decode, but the person has to first know what frequencies you’re on and then what shift you’re using.
So, it won’t stop a government from providing the decoded data as evidence, but it would likely stop anyone from knowing what you’re saying in real-time.
I’m waiting for a party split over her bold statement that she built the party.
So then there’d be two parties, both population: 1.
At an individual level, the more you know, generally the more miserable you are. This likely operates at a societal level too.
Depends on the action needed.
Personally, I feel like for health and safety items, after 48 hours the renter should be able to call someone to do the repair on their behalf and bill the landlord any reasonable fees / withhold that money from the next month’s rent.
Walkie talkies only :)
My kids don’t use LLMs because they take longer and do a worse job (still) than just writing it up themselves.
They DO use LLMs like people used to use Wikipedia, and Encyclopedia Brittanica before that: to surface information to investigate.
But I’ve taught them that writing is a method to communicate your knowledge, not to pass some sort of educational hurdle. So using ChatGPT would be useless anyway, as it doesn’t contain their insights.
It’s about protecting a world view that props up his value system by dismantling anything that might call it into question.
Just imagine what would happen if there was a protest to protect Palestinian immigrants.
LibreOffice is offline; each person can run the software in their own device to create and edit documents.
It’s features are equivalent to 2010 Office. That’s not necessarily bad, but it’s not how people usually work today.
Collabora lets you host documents on a central server and have multiple people edit at once, dynamically tracking changes and allowing full revision management. Or, you can keep your documents local and not host them if you don’t want to.
He pre-dates ALL CAPS. For him, that means it’s a new paragraph in a legal document or he forgot to turn off caps lock.
He’ll underline it instead.
You’d think when they asked him for his ID and he showed them his badge and ID card, they’d realize they got the wrong person.
What this illustrates is that ICE does a horrible job of checking people’s identity. It took validation by multiple state officers to get him released.
Interesting writeup; it sounds from the description like ASIF always contains a single APFS partition?
I work a lot with VMs, disk images and emulators, but this seems like it’s only designed to work with Apple’s VM API, and only if the guest is macOS 13 or later. Will it even work with Linux?