Bananasplit_00

Summary
On Saturday, attackers stole hundreds of NFTs from OpenSea users, causing a late-night panic among the site’s broad user base. A spreadsheet compiled by the blockchain security service PeckShield counted 254 tokens stolen over the course of the attack, including tokens from Decentraland and Bored Ape Yacht Club.
 
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So, it appears that someone used a combinaiton of Phishing and Contractual loopholes to steal (scam) people out of a major amout of Crypto. I don't really know what to say apart from the usual phishing prevention advice - Do not click on any random links, make sure that they are from official sources. If it's too good to be true it likely is, no company is gonna ask for your personal details over email, yada yada yada.
 
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TheVerge
Spreadsheet
Web3isgoinggreat (The irony/sarcasm is strong with this one)
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The DRM (doom rights management) train continues to rocket into hell...

Pretty sure that's not at all what the image is showing. Even in the description it just says they're moving where the FCC label goes.
Not really much newsworthy stuff to go on here..

That looks ridiculous and incredibly uncomfortable.

The new ltt official forums are above the hub, and its frustrating because i use those often, and I don't want to untoggle this section just to have the hub at the top

Well thats a dumb statement to be making, and Linux can't have pirated games? lol
Also it sounds like GPD is afraid the Steam deck will affect their sales, I think GPD should be selling cheaper handhelds, IMO their products were very overpriced for the hardware you get.

Sand with ambition.

Na to me that looks like they put a Dbrand skin on a Zune and an old Linksys Router.

Is this supposed to describe what it looks like? I know what an MP3 player and foot massager look like on their own but the idea of 2 MP3 players sitting in a foot massager is not something my brain can comprehend.
 
 

Summary
The revived (or maybe it's better to just say new) Intellivision has launched a fourth round of public funding for its Amico "console," this time through the crowdfunding-investment platform StartEngine. Meanwhile, its new SEC filings will do nothing to sway the many observers who think the project is at best doomed and at worst a scam. 
 
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At this point, hitting the Ouya's level of "success" looks wildly optimistic and I look forward to someday watching Crowbcat and other YouTube documentarians' coverage of the Amico saga.
 
For those of you not in the know, some background:
 
 
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https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/02/debt-stricken-intellivision-asks-for-more-funds-to-last-past-july/ I highly, highly recommend reading the whole story because I arguably didn't even quote all of the parts that make Tommy-vision look worst. 

Mazda isn't blameless but generally in accidents and incidents the party that caused it is to blame and/or liable. Not always the case of course, can also be shared. Thing I'm looking at is these bands are licensed and you need one to be allowed to transmit and you have to also be compliant, I doubt that applies to the transmission of this data format but I still fall back on the whole these are controlled frequency bands and you are expected to be doing it correctly.
 
I don't think the owner should have to pay anyway, I'm fairly sure they wouldn't have to here under our laws but I couldn't 100% say that. The affect model generation and date range also means here the majority of the vehicles would be under the original manufacturers warranty, those can be up to 10 years here. Our consumer protection laws are quite strong and a lot of them are weighted against expected lifespan of the product so Mazda would have a real hard time not having to pay for. I wish tough consumer protection laws were much more wide spread in the few very large market that would have an actual global impact.

I'm sure this will tie up the US court system while lawyers get fat,  mazda owners get nothing and mazda does what all big car companies do and blames the dealer (not that I care dealers are all scum).

... But if you already have pin-pad contacts... Why waste a load of power doing wireless charging...
 
NFC is super not built for speed I'm fairly sure. WiFi is probably going to work shit at that distance too if I had to guess

So there are lots and lots of debates and arguments about dongles, lack of portability, what to do with corded peripherals etc.  But no one seems to have hit on the most important problem.  Are we not supposed to be developing tech that is more power efficient and uses less materials to manufacture?  IF so then wireless charging uses more copper and is less efficient that a wire,  plus a box like dongle for everything else requires more materials than putting the ports directly onto the motherboard. 
 
It's like a step backwards for the sake of what? I can't even think of an advantage.

Well, if they do it (which I doubt they will), Europe will likely be much better off
In other words (or images):

Does anyone else keep seeing this thread title and reading it as 'Pointless laptops are coming' or is it just me?

wow, that looks stupid as fuck.

Soooo, where do I apply?

I expect to see "rare ISS thinkpad STILL WORKS NO RESERVE" on ebay in a decade

Soooo, where do I apply?

Giving fines to large corporations and companies is not an effective solution to stop what they are being fined for. It's simply part of the cost of operation at this point

Soooo, where do I apply?

Well this thread won't last long. 

Doesn't matter, wouldn't know, everything that could say or help is disabled so...  🤷‍♂️
 
Probably also not a smart idea that they posted an image showing a strong likelihood of the usage of a pirated version of Windows too 😉

Are you suggesting malicious programs only get to your PC through banner ads?