In which a blogger finds the private key used to sign Hyundai car software updates … by googling it. They used a key pair from a popular tutorial. 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/ydoWfjbvsR
— Daniel Feldman (@d_feldman) August 13, 2022
A friend just shared this with me. A great example for how deep learning models struggle with out-of-distribution data.
— Igor Susmelj (@ISusmelj) August 14, 2022
I wonder how many carriages the model has seen during training 😅 pic.twitter.com/MUykDxCV1D
I’m not saying this clock the wife got from Kmart is shit, but the alarm didn’t go off this morning and the time is now 9:77 pic.twitter.com/fORGAUyhGw
— Liam Sheedy (@Sheeds1984) August 14, 2022
BigCorp: You should recognize a phishing attack.
— Eric Lawrence 🎻 (@ericlaw) August 13, 2022
BigCorp: This is a legitimate and mandatory URL. pic.twitter.com/GW0XEmCgNK
Oof. macOS state restoration data was serialised without secure coding, so injecting malicious code into windows.plist and tricking system apps to load it would escape the sandbox & grant root privileges. https://t.co/ANaosMWnnY
— Oskar Groth (@oskargroth) August 13, 2022
Uh… thanks google? I guess all my science teachers and professors were wrong? pic.twitter.com/D9aARCoHjG
— matt sarnoff (@txsector) August 10, 2022
It's 500GB a month in 2022.https://t.co/21LfOXED1M
— Armin Ronacher (@mitsuhiko) August 8, 2022
The funniest (i.e. most ridiculous) Stage Manager bug is that because its full-screen support is so broken, it even makes blooming on iPad Pro's display worse.
— Federico Viticci (@viticci) August 5, 2022
Picture #1: watching a movie with Stage Manager on; #2 Stage Manager off.
The window resize controls cause bloom 😂 pic.twitter.com/zpBlOWGxW4
For fun I tried doubling the number of opponents, because, well because whats the point of #reverseengineering something unless you mess with it. Turns out starting in 12th place guarantees an epic fail where you start the race behind a wall😂 #gamedev pic.twitter.com/fF5mRbppQ1
— Dethrace Labs (@dethrace_labs) August 5, 2022
I “almost” bricked my Apple Studio Display with yesterdays update. I think my mistake was running it from macOS Ventura b3. Apple Support was able to help me restore it by keeping it plug-in for ~15min on a Mac with Monterey. This automatically retried the update. pic.twitter.com/mYqxJH851o
— Markus Müller-Simhofer (@MuellerSimhofer) August 5, 2022