Use my fancy tea cup at work
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Use my fancy tea cup at work
Just solve Hilbert’s problem and post the proof here. Then people will think the LLM solved the problem 🤣
I use the Amazon, not the online retailer, the rain forest.
I was swimming with some buddies and we came across an egg
This is me partying with him a couple of months ago in Toronto. Just an awesome performer.
I’m not sure about questions to ask but you should definitely wear a monocle
Facebook, I’ve been off it for 5ish years now. I miss some connections but I am much happier for it.
Was it a password reset email?
I have no useful advice but much sympathy.
Quickly dip them in the sun (or any G-type star). The high heat will immediately carbonize the outside keeping the mozzarella contained (and also carbonized).
That’s exactly what a virus that was trying to trick me would say…
I’m running a search instance on a VPS so my home IP isn’t linked to my searches. The main disadvantage is that my VPS is in Toronto and I live 2hrs away so geo searches don’t work very well. For instance, if I Google “restaurants” I get results for local restaurants whereas if I Gregle (I named my search engine Gregle) I get results for results near my VPS.
DM me if you want a link to my instance to check it out. It’s open but I don’t publicize it because bad actors could ruin my IP addresses reputation with spam queries via the API.
Maybe someone is sneaking into your room while you’re sleeping and stuffing dryer lint up your nose ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Oops I did it again by Britney Spears
This is exactly the situation 😅
This sounds really fun! I’m putting this on my long to-do list
That’s fair, I can appreciate an attack vector in cases where there are bad blocks and the drive was unencrypted. Luckily bad blocks are less common with modern SSDs and assuming the disk was encrypted, a few bad blocks are unlikely to expose any contents. So knowing the number of bad blocks and what data was stored would inform if a fill and empty approach would be suitable to sanitize the drive.
Fill the drive 100% using data duplicator then delete everything on the drive. Repeat a few times to ensure you scrub all blocks. There is no need to physically destroy the drive.
edit: fair criticism of this approach in cases when the data is unencryptd and the hard drives has bad blocks. I just wanted to give a counter to the destroying hardware approach which isn’t necessary warranted
It’s not a binary question but a good opener would be to ask the panel what AI tools they use. That would also help to set the expectations of the audience for the level of follow up questions.