With the Yandex data center attacks, will fortifying data centers against military attacks become more important and common in the future?

Title is the question. Thinking about how US and/or China attacking each other's data centers would hurt economically and societally?

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u/verytalleric — 3 days ago

What law is Trump actually violating by selling early access to his Truth Social posts?

Acting on the information to buy or sell stock is violating insider trading laws. An argument can be made that buying the information also violates the same laws. Can someone cite a law he could be charged with for selling the information?

Serious question, I have done some searching and can't find one

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u/verytalleric — 2 months ago

Dumb Question: Differences between fitness workouts?

I understand that for some workouts where it makes sense (Bike, Running, etc), you can choose those, and speed and distance will be tracked. Other gym oriented choices (core training, workout, yoga) it doesn't make sense to note speed or distance, so they are not tracked.

Aside from those differences, does the FB Air track anything differently between say, core strengthening, yoga, or ""workout"? Or are those only to allow different choices to help remember what you did on one day vs. another?

I'm annoyed that the "workout" workout shows as "Lacrosse" after the fact. Wish they'd fix that bug. My family asks how my Lacrosse game went to today. ;-)

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u/verytalleric — 3 months ago

Reporting on Mitch McConnell - Where is investigative journalism when you need it?

Other posts have speculated on which specific hospital he's in. While which one has not been formally disclosed, seems like there are a few most likely choices (assuming he's not been moved with an intention to hide him).

Am surprised some aspiring investigative journalist hasn't been sleuthing hospitals trying to figure out where he is.

Why is someone not trying that?

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u/verytalleric — 3 months ago

Outdoor camera with power connected loses charge over time?

Title says it. I have an outdoor camera which is actually pulged into a power outlet via USB. Over a long time (multi months) the camera battery will eventually lose charge. I can remove the battery and fully recharge on another indoor outlet and start the cycle again.

The fact that it takes so long for the battery to lose power leads me to believe the power cable is providing some charge but not enough to keep the battery fully charged. I've swapped out different power cables and USB wall plugs without success. I also had SImplisafe send me a new battery that also didn't change things.

I'm thinking the power outlet is not providing enough power to keep the charge up?

Anyone else experienced this and/or have ideas how to fix?

TIA

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u/verytalleric — 3 months ago

Why can't AI adjust TV volume to consistent levels?

Ongoing debate in our house: TV commercials are almost always LOUDER than the shows they broadcast. We wind up turning down the volume on commercials and restoring it when the show resumes.

Seems like AI or other simple technology adjustments could fix this. Why hasn't someone solved this?

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u/verytalleric — 4 months ago

Naive question on taxes

So I made a few sports bets and won ~$8k. When cashing out they made a copy of my driver's license. Did not have to complete any tax forms

Am I stupid to think I can avoid reporting this on my taxes?

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u/verytalleric — 5 months ago