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Austin, TX
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Racing Dashboard for Gran Turismo 7 v2.0 is out now!
Biggest new features include a completely rewritten app (now in native Swift), redesigned UI and live telemetry analysis, your own race engineer, and a new iPad UI!
apps.apple.com/us/app/racing…
Guillermo Morán retweeted
Probably one of the rare different posts I’ve seen since this accident.
People saying that the pilot was only panicking because she was young and inexperienced DEI … must have never faced death.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The attached video is a Microsoft Flight Simulator recreation of a real 2009 Cessna 172 incident (N9815L) with authentic ATC audio. The pilot recovered and landed safely. It is unrelated to the Florida Learjet crash.
youtube.com/watch?v=dh9bq0…
youtube.com/watch?v=IMYGHG…
What happened to iphonedevwiki.net ? Who used to run that? Is there a new one? So much knowledge in there has been lost now.
Guillermo Morán retweeted
been seeing a lot of “Steve Jobs is rolling in his grave” posts lately so i think it’s time to remind everyone this interview exists
Do you all not give out candy anymore? I’ve been out here for 3 hours and have had about 7 trick or treaters come by. It’s actually kind of sad :(
Doesn’t seem like any other house in my neighborhood is giving out candy, either….
Guillermo Morán retweeted
🚨🚨Apple basically told him that Israel has either just hacked his devices or is trying to.
He made the brilliant documentary on the Pager attack in Lebanon.
They literally destroyed his home last week.
Now this.
Yesterday, I received a security notification from Apple warning me that my iPhone had been targeted by a sophisticated mercenary spyware attack, involving technology of the kind developed by companies such as NSO Group, the Israeli firm behind the notorious Pegasus spyware.
Perhaps the most alarming aspect of Apple’s warning was its confirmation that such attacks target specific individuals “because of who you are or what you do.”
This is not the first time I have been targeted by spyware. I was previously targeted with Pegasus in both 2017 and 2021.
I do not yet know who is behind this latest attack, or whether it is connected to my investigative documentary, The Trap, which I directed and co-produced. The film, available on Al Jazeera 360, exposed the details of the September 2024 pager explosions in Lebanon.
What is certain, however, is that the targeting of journalists with sophisticated spyware poses a grave threat to press freedom, the confidentiality of journalistic sources, and the very foundations of independent investigative journalism.
This is why you purchase Apple. Lockdown mode on iOS is a crazy feature.
Yesterday, I received a security notification from Apple warning me that my iPhone had been targeted by a sophisticated mercenary spyware attack, involving technology of the kind developed by companies such as NSO Group, the Israeli firm behind the notorious Pegasus spyware.
Perhaps the most alarming aspect of Apple’s warning was its confirmation that such attacks target specific individuals “because of who you are or what you do.”
This is not the first time I have been targeted by spyware. I was previously targeted with Pegasus in both 2017 and 2021.
I do not yet know who is behind this latest attack, or whether it is connected to my investigative documentary, The Trap, which I directed and co-produced. The film, available on Al Jazeera 360, exposed the details of the September 2024 pager explosions in Lebanon.
What is certain, however, is that the targeting of journalists with sophisticated spyware poses a grave threat to press freedom, the confidentiality of journalistic sources, and the very foundations of independent investigative journalism.
There’s a reason that the code took so long to build out. You cannot simply prompt an AI to rewrite decades worth of code without it ignoring specific and long-forgotten edge cases. If it could’ve be rewritten and modernized so easily, it would’ve been done by now.
Whatever tf CISCO’s CEO and that junior dev thinks they’re doing, they’re in for a fun lesson learned.
There is absolutely no way this goes well.
This is INSANE. Cisco’s president Jeetu Patel has given a 27-year-old engineer unlimited AI tokens to try to rewrite 98% of the company’s legacy code within 24 months, Fortune reports.
Padmanabhan Krishnamurthy thinks he can do it with a two-person team. He has just four weeks to prove the approach.
Guillermo Morán retweeted
Apple Maps just made me do the dick-and-balls maneuver right next to Nutland smfh fuck you man @Apple
