Cornelius_Wangenheim

It's not suspicious to me. It's being talked about all over social media and almost all of the video game YouTubers and streamers have been pushing it these last few days.

Most EVs use permanent magnet (neodymium) motors because they're more efficient than induction motors.

Just because you have admin rights doesn't mean the process you've invoked does. Unless you specifically elevate it or the process asks to elevate, it'll run unprivileged.

She apparently had an OF as well, which really draws out the judgmental weirdos.

Also, the robotaxi has been live for all of a day and there's already footage of it driving on the wrong side of the road: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_s-h0YXtF0c&t=420s

Yes, the one that has only managed to sink or capture 4 ships over their 2 year campaign. Compare that with the Somali pirates that captured 100+ ships during their peak in 2010-2011.

The only possible way they have to close the strait is by mining it. Anything else would be open to air attack and about as effective as the Houthis, which is to say not very.

Nevermind that if they allowed through any shipments, it would defeat the entire purpose of closing the Strait. Oil is fungible and will be resold if a profit can be made, as we've already seen with the Russian sanctions.

China gets to not have oil shortages. They're far more dependent on the middle east for oil. The US has been self sufficient when it comes to oil for almost a decade.

The hand would have an ace pop out of the sleeve. I think the robot did something too.

And all the senior management that believed their horseshit.

Also they changed the permission model and introduced UAC, but it took developers forever to update and stop constantly writing to sensitive OS locations.

Have you seen what happens when people try to stop agent provocateurs? The police rush in and beat the shit out of them. The entire point of provocateurs is to manufacture an excuse to use violence.