They recently released an update for my 2021 vintage OLED TV, and after applying it it now doesn’t work properly at all. It’s still usable, but only barely.
We don’t know that it’s direct remote control. It might be that they sent a command to it to back up or move forward and it figures out how to do that.
Three instant coffee extracts (light roast, dark roast, decaffeinated dark roast) and six coffee components [caffeine (1), chlorogenic acid (2), quinic acid (3), caffeic acid (4), quercetin (5), and phenylindane (6)] were investigated for their ability to inhibit the fibrillization of Aβ and tau proteins using thioflavin T (ThT) and thioflavin S (ThS) fluorescence assays, respectively. Inhibition of Aβ and α-synuclein oligomerization was assessed using ELISA assays.
All instant coffee extracts inhibit fibrillization of Aβ and tau, and promote α-synuclein oligomerization at concentrations above 100 μg/mL. Dark roast coffee extracts are more potent inhibitors of Aβ oligomerization (IC50 ca. 10 μg/mL) than light roast coffee extract (IC50 = 40.3 μg/mL), and pure caffeine (1) has no effect on Aβ, tau or α-synuclein aggregation.
I definitely agree with that. Everyone will have their movie that they want you to watch and you won’t wanna watch them because they usually suck. But some of them will be good and that’s the way it is now with music too so I still think it’s a good thing to enable more creative expression.
This happened to me About eight years ago I think, and I was finally able to get someone on chat at the time who escalated it and was able to get it resolved. I think I needed to re-open the account in order to get the chat though.
We can easily reduce this to effectively time=0 which is an infinite speedup.
Since the membership of any of the local cells in the global cells is static, we only have to compute this once. Then we add a globalCell parameter to each local cell to specify which global cell it's contained in.
If this uses up too much memory, we could go to a slower but still much, much faster than the blog post's method of something like:
- Create 2d array where the 1st dimension is a sorted list of local row values, one per global row value, that represent the maximum X value within any global cell. Then the the 2nd dimension are local column values, one per global column value that similarly correspond to the maximum Y value of any local cell per global cell. (mapping the coordinates to an array)
- Find the entry that the current local row value fits into (for example the entry with a value higher than the local row value, which is higher than the next list entry).
- This selects a second dimension array for that global row that has similar properties: it's only necessary to then find which value the local row fits into to determine the global cell (which would be the array's value at that index).
Oracle can audit the app code and also probably sandbox the back end in such a way that they can be fairly sure things aren't escaping, at least not on a large scale.