I'm surprised that, nearly a month after the M4 Max processors made it into reviewers hands, nobody has cracked one open to see if it has an interposer like the previous max chips. Is an M4 ultra on the way?
With the help of adblock and ad-free streaming services, I went through this entire presidential election cycle without seeing a single ad for either candidate or party.
It's hard to believe that @NYTGames didn't maintain ownership of the URL https://t.co/NnqCcBJcEh so it now points to a far-right conspiracy theory website.
searching spotify for "carry me to bed" by BEL and "carry me to ohio" popped up first
two song titles could not possibly express more romantic asymmetry
@OrionSpaceGirl@PicturesFoIder Contacts weren't an option since my eyes were very sensitive and contacts dried them out. And glasses were perpetually annoying.
@DetroitbtcHODL@crypto_biotech@rvnotone@GuyDealership Because they are pirates, not bullies, and pirates have a code. If they go back on their word, it would deter people from ever paying the ransom.
They’ll just move on to the next ill-prepared corporation with deep pockets. Lord knows there are many of them.
@LoriBal34682344 @LiptonJosh@GuyDealership This is purely anecdotal, but I haven’t seen a company be hit by two or more ransom attacks. If you can point to an example of this it would bolster your point.
In general, blackhats do adhere to a code. Anonymous is rather famous for theirs.
@LoriBal34682344 @LiptonJosh@GuyDealership You say this, but market forces incentivize pirates to do as they promise. If they take the money and run, nobody would ever pay the ransom. By honoring their commitment, all pirates benefit.
I’m still looking for an example of high profile pirates violating this code.