thats what it looks like to me. It looked like it was trying to continue the handshake while the person was pulling back and the robot was moving forward and stuttered and tripped on the bottom of the barricade causing it to lunge and try and stabilize itself.

>Versa said the weakness allows attackers to upload a file of their choosing to vulnerable systems.

I am curious why doesn't Versa use the exploit themselves to patch the issue? it would be a great wake up moment to realize that stuff is not secure as it should be with updates.

Liability and the recent CrowdStrike patch fiasco.

Enterprise customers don't like surprises; not even positive ones. This is a good way to lose trust.

Like Omicron beat Delta in 2020?

Liability - when you do not have the monopoly on violence, you don't set the rules.

They did, but they didn't tell you.

Edit: (Just speculation)

Well if the dollar folds he's thinking the hoarded coin will suffice in global transactions. I didn't fully read through Project 2025 so, there might be something in there that he wants to enable.

Working in different fields, but always coming back to the help desk position. I find that there is sometimes a nugget of new insight if you brush away the chaff of not so great ideas.

I like hearing different thoughts so that I can try and get in the user's headspace to see what they are running into and try and develop a new process.

I've always been open to new thoughts and critiques (this is always a difficulty with most people as most people who take critiques take them as a jab/insult to the person and not the issue/problem at hand).

Going to an Art school and getting broken with critiques made me understand their view more. As well as having proper dialogue back with the person making the critique works wonders. Emotion is a tricky thing to tamp down and to be level headed.

This looks great, however, things like rolling shutter or video wipes/transitions will be interesting to see how it handles that. Also, all of the sample videos the camera is locked down and not moving, or moving just ever so slightly (the ants and the car clips ). It looks like they took time to smooth out any excessive camera shake.

Intergrading this with Adobe's object tracking software (in premier/after effects) may help.

I'm curious why they are looking to make new concrete fixes. Would using microplastics and bacteria in the current existing concrete possibly help fix the current breakdowns of old crumbling concrete? It could be a quicker and less bloated fix to the current infrastructure issues.