iPhone is a bit different. Rather than just being the object name, they incorporated said object name into their naming style. OpenAI were trying to trademark GPT - the literal name of the technology they were using.
Yes, IMO these parents do need to be, as you put it, evaluated, so that we can tell apart the responsible tutors from the irresponsible asshats like the woman who got charged.
We have evaluation systems for firearms literally everywhere else in the world. Fuck, in the US, you have evaluation systems for cars but not fucking guns.
Zelda is the better game. Problem is (sales wise) the Zelda franchise isn't nearly as popular outside of gaming circles, and access to this game is locked to those that own a Switch, whereas HL is on all platforms
I can't say I blame the voters all that much. They've been manipulated to fuck by right wing media for decades, not helped by the fact that left wing options were either complete bumblefucks or snake oil salesmen that went back on their word the moment they got into office (libdems).
I would go even further and say that if anything it is more possible to not only make your own website but your own servers for just about anything. Cloud computing makes it ridiculously easy to host whatever I want. And no, I don't have to go to Amazon or Google for it, there are cloud providers everywhere.
You would think you’d already have problems if someone’s managed to compromise one or more of your containers without you knowing though whether they can get the host or not
True, but the security idea behind being in a containerised environment is that your problems aren't immediately made worse by the fact that your database server is on the same machine as your web application - since they'd both be on separate but networked containers.
What if anything do people do about anti virus in containers?
The real threat to containers isn't AV-detectable malware, but Remote Code Execution (RCE) exploits.
Containers are best used as single purpose installations. With that configuration, it isn't easy to get non-standard executables - including malware - onto a container.
Most RCE exploits also don't involve the dropping of malware files onto the file system. There are some that do, but that issue is better handled in other ways.
Why? Well AVs only do something about binaries they know or think to be malware. A well crafted, customised Cobalt Strike beacon (aka: malicious remote control software) will blow through any resistance an AV has to offer.
So what do we do? Remember what I said that containers are best used as single purpose installations? Therefore you know exactly what executables should be running, making it trivial to set up executable whitelisting. That means that any executable not on the list will not run.
But even that isn't completely bulletproof. It won't do much against web shells, in which case your best detection mechanism is to look for applications calling /bin/bash or /bin/sh that shouldn't be.
The parents are on trial for manslaughter because they gave their kid a gun like you might give your kid an action figure, with zero restrictions or teaching about respect for life whatsoever. There is a right way to handle kid's access to guns and many wrong ways.
Just say that the lessons will be given by the NRA at a price and they'd probably lose most of their institutional backing pretty quickly. Money talks to republicans.
This didn't need a fucking think-tank. The poor in Britain have known this for a looong fucking time. They bore the brunt of every spending cut enacted by the Tories for the past 20 years.
Oh it can signal shorts already. I'd just need to plug it into a specific trading platform to execute it automatically (right now it just notifies me on its advice; I'm in the manual testing phase)
Exactly. Only difference would be essentially making basic safety courses mandatory.