Good luck exiting that!

I'm kinda new to the fediverse. What did lemmy.ml do?

Me when capitalism

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You can browse Twitter content here on the fediverse on Mastodon. Just find an instance that supports bird.makeup

To the people getting butthurt: for some people this is a real necessity. I live in a region with many natural disasters, and Twitter is the place I used to go to get weather updates. I don't use Twitter anymore, but I'd also rather not die. So I'll use bird.makeup instead.

Automated software has a threshold for signal-to-noise ratio to avoid false positives. Human eyes (us hunters) are much better at spotting faint moving objects that dip below the threshold of the automated pipelines! :)

Brazilian here. We do use "ué". Usually, it means "What the heck?"

Edit: typo thx :)

Why are all your comments like poetry? I love that lmao

I didn't know about that!

Every device is different, but usually Settings > Biometrics and Security > Google Play system update

Then don't lol

My device is not supported officially by any privacy ROMs. I'd rather have some security than expose myself to random threats because of pride lol

I... I squinted to see if it'd somehow become Steve Harvey. I'm so fucked.

Sure, there is a lot to be said about Google being a privacy nightmare, but Google Play system updates don't release every other day; they're actually pretty stable.

If you're able to run a privacy friendly ROM and escape Google do it. But for most people (99,99% of Android users) it is in their best interest to keep their system updated – even if those updates come from Google.

I gave one example, which is the one you scrutinized. There are many reasons why someone who is running an Android (not de googled) device would want to update their Google Play system, however. Just search up what those are for.

Not sure why people are getting so butthurt over this.

https://sh.itjust.works/comment/17736707

Oh yes, that's true

Genuine question:

What's the point of a long password on Windows? I understand that sometimes you don't want people accessing your stuff, but all it takes to bypass that and someone access your files is booting off of a USB stick. Or do you perhaps use full disk encryption?

Just curious – what do you need that much data for?

The Google Play system, often referred to as Google System Updates, is a framework for delivering updates to core components of Android devices. It includes updates to the Android operating system, Google Play Store, and Google Play services, focusing on improving security, reliability, and adding new features. This system was introduced with Android 10 and is available on compatible devices, including phones, tablets, and wearables.

Each campaign lasts around a month, and the amount of packs per team can vary; I've seen 15 packs at the lowest and 25 at the highest. How many packs each team member will get will depend on how many members there are. Usually, If there are 5 members, and 25 packs, it'd be logical for each member to get 5 packs to analyse that month.

I'll send you the invite. Check DMs ;)

You'd be surprised. Automated software has a threshold for signal-to-noise ratio to avoid false positives. Human eyes (us hunters) are much better at spotting faint moving objects that dip below the threshold of the automated pipelines. AI is mostly used for monitoring objects and it can be used to discover new ones, but for faint detections, human eyes are the way to go.

And kind of? The software does have an option called "Blink" and what it does is alternate in between the four .fit images in each image pack. And what you'll look for is essentially:

• Objects that don't have a known object overlay
• Objects that move in all four frames and that move around the same distance in all of them.
• That check all the other technicals.