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Auntie said: it is very interesting to think about what happens, when, on one hand, prediction is performed for us not by our brain but by a computer algorithm, and how this repeated experience affects our interaction with the world
Um, sorry, but no, it's not even remotely interesting.
But it's the stuff for wasting the time of tiny brains, so there's that advantage to it.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Bec{swipe] typ{swipe} is diff{swipe}
Hey Mark_Wallace, having ITA flashbacks?
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Canon has issued a security advisory and firmware patch for the vulnerability "Could you wanna take my picture? 'Cause I won't remember"
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What's a camera?
Oh yeah. It's an app on my phone. Forget I asked.
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There is an old, but very important paper in psychology called The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing Information. It measures the limits of the brain processing information, and puts a number to it: the human brain can jiggle 5 to 9 concepts simultaneously. Is that the rule that you have to forget the name of exactly one of Snow White's Dwarves?
Sneezy, Bashful, Grumpy, Doc, Sleepy, Dopey, uhm... uhm...Blitzen?
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No need to overload[^] 
M.D.V. 
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From the article: A Factory that is Abstract which implements a createProductA method that uses new to <<construct>> a ProductA1 that has a ProductA <<interface>> .That is 10 words and concepts alone, which is more than the smartest brains are happy to handle.
Did 1st April come around again without me noticing?
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To have any value at all that article would have to actually explain what its author considered as a good replacement for the abstract![Elephant | [mastadon]](https://codeproject.freetls.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/elephant.gif) ary anti-pattern instead of just semi-coherently ranting about how it's overly complicated and sucks. 
Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, weighing all things in the balance of reason?
Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful?
--Zachris Topelius
Training a telescope on one’s own belly button will only reveal lint. You like that? You go right on staring at it. I prefer looking at galaxies.
-- Sarah Hoyt
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The whole Miller 7 +/- 2 thing is interesting.
Let's assume that the average person has 7 channels, one of which is semi-permanently occupied with food and another which is permanently populated by sex. That leaves 5.
Of those five, at least one will be occupied, in an office that will be with thoughts of "Bloody hell! Does he/she not realise that telephones were invented so you don't have to shout?" If you're working at home, it's more likely to be "What is that bloody cat up to now?" So we're left with 4 at best, maybe just 2 or 3.
Those will probably be tied up with less pressing but nonetheless important things like what your favourite sports team is doing wrong, wondering what's on at the movies and deciding what to listen to later on. That kind of leaves us with zero capacity.
Yet somehow we still manage to write code, fix bugs, win arguments with databases and generally triumph over technology.
Are programmers actually superhuman, I wonder? The rest of the world might not see it that way, but Miller's Law really does suggest that we are!
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain
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And women have at least one channel permanently assigned to shoes.
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And where is the channel for codeproject?
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Users in the US have questionable habits when it comes to creating passwords, according to a new study. I'm better than that. I use P@ssword1 everywhere!
Reduce, reuse, recycle!
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Kent Sharkey wrote: I use P@ssword1 everywhere!
And you think that this meets KISS standards?
{sigh}
"password"
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Yeah, but no special character or number. Then I'd have to remember three passwords
TTFN - Kent
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Oh, fer F**k's sake!
Now I can't use the letter █, because it's gone off in a huff over your saying it's not s█ecial!
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In a small house nestled among the oak trees here, a four-hour drive west of the Black Hat and DefCon cybersecurity and hacker conferences taking place in Las Vegas and high enough into the hills above town that Google Maps can’t accurately find it, biohackers took one small but important step toward the science fiction dystopia depicted in William Gibson’s Johnny Mnemonic. The Internet of Don't Try This At Home (IoDTTaH)
I mean - how is he going to update when a new Raspberry Pi board comes out? Or they need more storage? Even Johnny Mnemonic could carry 80GB.
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Quote: “None of the existing regulations address this. The current legal framework isn’t dealing with these kinds of things,” she says.
What can go wrong? 
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Many modern gadgets can be hacked to produce deafening and disorienting sounds, research has revealed. Because they go to 11
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This is really important news for people who don't know how to turn their speakers off.
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"In case of sonic attack in your district, follow these rules ... And remember, do not panic! DO NOT PANIC!"
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain
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It looks like an Apple lightning cable. It works like an Apple lightning cable. But it will give an attacker a way to remotely tap into your computer. Beware of hackers bearing cables
Or just beware of Apple cables in general. At least they change the required cables often, so you get to always stay up-to-date.
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Quote: Now MG wants to get the cables produced as a legitimate security tool;
Yeah, right 
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Quote: He is selling the cables for $200 each.
They're slightly more expensive than the Apple ones, so all the fanbois will want them.
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Hackers might have the upper hand when it comes to computer systems, but it seems that no one can ever beat the Department of Motor Vehicles. Little Bobby Tables strikes again
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Too good not to share! 
/ravi
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