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sometimes all it takes for inclusivity to actually happen is;
- someone needs to realise the problem exists
- that someone needs to be willing to spend an afternoon to think about a solution
 
the unfortunate thing is that
- people very often refuse to realise problems may exist for people other than themselves.
- people often dont get past stating "something should be done about this" before going on about their day.

UPDATE: 23andMe confirmed that health reports and raw genotype data were stolen
 
Via BleepingComputer.com
 
In addition to the health and genotype data, if users used the DNA Relatives feature then attackers may have scraped ancestry reports and profile data of other 23andMe users that matched.
 
My thoughts:
No matter how you feel about platforms like 23andMe, I think all platforms that handle health data need to require users to use secure MFA.

@CPotter Linus talks all the time on the WAN show that you guys don't take any sponsorship money from supplement companies, but the latest Mac Address is sponsored by Ritual Supplements. Did someone screw up or is this not the policy any more? Seems pretty shady.

LMG has done external media production in the past, from ads, to internal trainings (Intel Retail IIRC), and other white label content. Latest I remember seeing was some unboxing videos for Cisco: 
 

I have not been anyone complain about it yet: IIRC Linus said he was against supplements as sponsors, yet the last Mac address has Ritual vitamins stuff.

I’ve tried signing up for Privacy a while back after hearing about it through an LTT spot. Unfortunately, after registering I was told my account was under review. After inquiring if there was additional info needed, I was told that upon review my account was being deactivated. The same email said they would give no explanation for why this was the case. The support experience behind this was terrible, as I was unable to provide or gather any information regarding this.

This is why I like the “Option B” from the survey for single product links. I think the Floatplane crew could put together something amazing for this.

I really like the idea of a "project kit" landing page that allows for links to multiple vendors. I'll shop around between Amazon, Adorama, B&H, and Micro Center for the best price when I'm shopping for new PC parts (which I admit isn't very often). It's also a more visually interesting option than a pile of text links under the video, which eyeballs just slide right off of.
 
Project pages also present an opportunity to cross-promote other LMG properties. Each product with an LTT review, a Short Circuit unbox, or (eventually) Labs analysis could have a link to that content underneath it. This would have to be handled carefully though, especially if the product in question has earned some criticism. The purely-for-entertainment videos shouldn't go on a product page, but videos like Anthony's recent review of the RTX 3050 are a perfect fit. if a video is a paid product showcase, that should also be made clear if it gets linked on a project page. Even lttstoredotcom can get in on it with a perennial sidebar ad for the screwdriver.

And they’re suing Google as well: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21368363/epic-google-fortnite-lawsuit-antitrust-app-play-store-apple-removal
 
An interesting thing The Verge found in the suit:
Source: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21368395/fortnite-epic-games-oneplus-deal-google-play-store-lawsuit-lg
via: https://www.engadget.com/fortnite-google-play-lawsuit-035741548.html

And they’re suing Google as well: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21368363/epic-google-fortnite-lawsuit-antitrust-app-play-store-apple-removal
 
An interesting thing The Verge found in the suit:
Source: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21368395/fortnite-epic-games-oneplus-deal-google-play-store-lawsuit-lg
via: https://www.engadget.com/fortnite-google-play-lawsuit-035741548.html

And they’re suing Google as well: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21368363/epic-google-fortnite-lawsuit-antitrust-app-play-store-apple-removal
 
An interesting thing The Verge found in the suit:
Source: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21368395/fortnite-epic-games-oneplus-deal-google-play-store-lawsuit-lg
via: https://www.engadget.com/fortnite-google-play-lawsuit-035741548.html

And they’re suing Google as well: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21368363/epic-google-fortnite-lawsuit-antitrust-app-play-store-apple-removal
 
An interesting thing The Verge found in the suit:
Source: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21368395/fortnite-epic-games-oneplus-deal-google-play-store-lawsuit-lg
via: https://www.engadget.com/fortnite-google-play-lawsuit-035741548.html

Apparently they pushed it out through a server-side update, which is also a no-no. 
Already is a lawsuit, and TBH I doubt it matters. There's already a lot of legal precedent for the App Store, and I doubt this will have any real impact on the ongoing investigations, especially as there's nothing substantially novel here (if anything, Epic blatantly circumventing multiple rules probably is harmful to their quest. 

Just to put people's minds at rest... you CAN modify the drivers yourself. The only two files which need to be modified are `nv_dispi.inf` and `nvaci.inf`, and it should be possible to continue to do this moving forward provided Nvidia don't throw in any extra restrictions. Furthermore, adding support for the P104-100 and P102-100 is also fairly trivial.
 
In each of the attached diffs, the original is on the left and the modified version is on the right. If there's enough demand, I'll write a nice script so people can run this on the fly, but to be honest editing manually with either a hex editor or nice text editor should suffice!
 
Hope this helps someone!  
 
Sadly payday isn't for another week or so and grabbing one of these in the UK seems to be a lot of hassle. ?
 

Earlier this month NewEgg’s attorneys reported a security breach to the Attorney General of the State of Washington. It states that NewEgg learned of the breach on September 18th and reported it to customers on September 19th. Since then they have learned on October 15th that payment card information may have been accessed.
 
Source: Twitter

I would suggest using an SVG for the logo, that way it can scale correctly on any size/resolution display.

Yes, it was.
 
Are you for real?
It is NOT respectful to walk up to a corpse, pose for photos, laugh and joke about it, or any of the other stuff he did.
 
This is not some fucking live broadcast. Yes, vloggers would record themselves going there. Only someone fucked in the head would actually film themselves pose and joke next to a corpse, then edit the video and make the conscious decision to upload for the world to see.
 
Are you for real? Yeah, what a fucking hero he is. Everyone should praise Logan!
 
What the fuck do you expect them to do? Carry the corpse with them? If you think this is showing respect then I seriously fear for your future.

Today was Peter Moore's last day at EA.
Source: PCGamer
 

What if they made it an x86 Windows 10 phone?

2018 year of the rgb phone... and it's not the display

3D at cinema is still in good shape, enjoyable too. I'm thinking 8K3D will save it because the image quality is not so good, basically 720p in a 4K 50".

Razer is currently partnering with Lenovo (owner of Motorola)...

All Star Wars movies will now just be called "Star Wars", the only way to tell them apart will be by year (a la Razer Blade)

All Star Wars movies will now just be called "Star Wars", the only way to tell them apart will be by year (a la Razer Blade)

All Star Wars movies will now just be called "Star Wars", the only way to tell them apart will be by year (a la Razer Blade)