@kwonlabs 1. Already bought the hardware 2. Would still use my front camera which is not 4k… read the issues I’m addressing before shilling your ai product
Big things coming around the corner, looking to buy an actual teleprompter to make better videos and be able to use my back camera and shoot in 4K and then crop it for my short ones and then post longform videos. TikTok and Instagram will always have my up-to-date stuff being posted but on youTube I’m going to try and be a little bit more calculating
Big things coming around the corner, looking to buy an actual teleprompter to make better videos and be able to use my back camera and shoot in 4K and then crop it for my short ones and then post longform videos. TikTok and Instagram will always have my up-to-date stuff being posted but on youTube I’m going to try and be a little bit more calculating
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> be Russia's FSB
> want to freeze 500K Poles mid-winter
> hit the grid in December
> OT gear destroyed, power stays on
> think you got away with it
> UK and EU: lol no
> name the unit, sanction 24 targets
> meanwhile back home
> agency built to catch this exact thing
> loses a third of its staff
> "refocusing the mission" they said
> Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon: thanks I guess
> grid attacks aren't hypothetical anymore
> US: Defund CISA and Cyber
Glad to live in a country that thinks cyber isnt important anymore
A cyberattack that threatened to cut heating to 500,000 people in Poland last winter has been formally attributed to Russia’s Federal Security Service, as the UK and EU imposed their first coordinated package of cyber sanctions against Russian hackers. https://t.co/h0gg0XRIqO
A cyberattack that threatened to cut heating to 500,000 people in Poland last winter has been formally attributed to Russia’s Federal Security Service, as the UK and EU imposed their first coordinated package of cyber sanctions against Russian hackers. https://t.co/h0gg0XRIqO