Sure, you’d need a second exploit to escalate from there.

ffmpeg is expected to run for extended periods of time, given its use in transcoding.

Grain can be artistically desirable, but is generally speaking expensive from a bitrate standpoint to represent in the samples. By capturing it as a separate field, stripping it from the samples and then reapplying it at the point of decoding, you get the same image for less bitrate, which is basically what codecs are all about

Its not like its a system service that you can get ingress through…

With a competently crafted payload, you could perhaps get in via someone’s transcoding pipeline.

Here in Sweden the launch of Spotify was the step that basically killed music piracy overnight. They even had the creator of uTorrent working on building the service, interestingly enough. I believe I downloaded my last song the day before I got a closed beta account.

Truly streamlining the process by preemptively starting the bailout, huh

Luckily, both solar panels and batteries are lasting far longer than initially expected, making their already superb economics even better. They were already expected to pay off within their assumed lifetimes, to be clear, so any additional years you are able to wring out of them are pure profit.

It signifies that the author is a boomer posting on facebook

Out of all places where you could possibly place a solar panel, this seems to me like one of the least practical ones. It’s almost all drawbacks

It boggles the mind that Americans cannot figure out any other way to buy groceries than by using a car.

I cover all of our shopping needs comfortably with a bike along with walking to the closest store.

The problem is that you’ve fundamentally fucked up your built environment, and trying to paper over your failure with car apologia is just not going to cut it

The sunglasses can obviously stay on. For the heat, opt for a sun hoodie which is fit for purpose

There’s no reason why he should be allowed to keep his driver’s license after the third infraction. Pull it for a few years, and then if he keeps doing it, then that’s going to be a permanent ban from driving.

Also, how are the cameras configured to only issue violations after 11 mph over the speed limit? It’s a limit, any amount over it is illegal

By EU-standards, an e-moto would start at 25 km/h (~15.5 mph).

Those vehicles are indeed not allowed to be in the bike lane

Hold up, why does the watch delete the data weekly? Surely this is the actual problem.

Codec adoption takes time, but the clock never starts running if you don’t get to this particular milestone of releasing the codec spec.

The all-american solution: point your gun at them

A high speed train would manage 400 km in way under 4 hours

Interesting. I wonder if it’s going to be possible to get it going on Linux, it might be time to switch over my desktop to it.

The rest of the requirements I think I clear with a margin

I came to a similar insight about running - I could never make cardio stick until I picked up biking which I truly enjoyed doing.

I’ve since come around and started liking running, however

As noted in the post

The question and answer posed by the website is a bit more narrow, it’s asking specifically whether the companies currently investing heavily into LLM tech are seeing monetary returns on this investment as of today.

The answer is no