Everything is terrible. Here's a football match last weekend that was ruined after the AI cameraman kept mistaking the linesman's bald head for a football.https://t.co/BsoQFqEHu0 pic.twitter.com/GC9z9L8wHf
— James Felton (@JimMFelton) October 29, 2020
being reminded that the specification for how power management works on PCs was so nightmarishly complex that back in the day every major operating system set a time horizon in the future for when they started trusting that firmware implementations would work
— wet tunes 4: the wet cassette (@vogon) October 29, 2020
This is wild: Juniper had a back door in its gear—placed at the request of the NSA—compromised by a hostile foreign government.
— Dustin *Get Your Flu Shot* Volz (@dnvolz) October 28, 2020
NSA informed @RonWyden they wrote a "lessons learned" report after the episode, but now says it cannot locate that document.https://t.co/ls2ekiONVc pic.twitter.com/yZYkYO2l7z
So that company-with-XSS-in-the-name story has a fantastic conclusion pic.twitter.com/w2RTsuXEal
— Jonty Wareing (@jonty) October 27, 2020
— Katelyn Gadd (@antumbral) October 22, 2020
Opening discord on my phone to quickly check messages involved:
— badidea 💫 (@0xabad1dea) October 22, 2020
- enter password
- click here if you’re not a robot
- SIX rounds of click the traffic lights
- switch to authy app
- appease authy with my backup password
- copy auth code and switch back to discord
The most interesting thing I've seen in the last 24 hours...
— Russell Gold (@russellgold) October 20, 2020
Cars have become rolling CPUs ... and it has just begun. pic.twitter.com/Ggoe3sRj4n
"vulnerability gets triggered by a malicious PNG used within a font."...🤯 https://t.co/QgLSrOlczm
— Aaron Grattafiori (@dyn___) October 21, 2020
It was due to a computer glitch the NYPD didn’t bother fixing and they got a cheesecake as an apology. You truly can’t even make this shit up. https://t.co/O5vblTjbCS
— Your Friendly Butch Anarchist (@butchanarchy) October 19, 2020
"Words like ‘bone’, ‘pubic’, and ‘stream’ are frankly ridiculous to ban in a field where we regularly find pubic bones in streams."
— Casey Fiesler, PhD, JD, geekD (@cfiesler) October 19, 2020
This is my favorite story ever about the perils of automated content moderation. https://t.co/eQnpcFv3wF