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Angostura
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Angostura
4mo ago
I think AI has also become synonymous with slapdash, low effort, probably steals my data
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4mo ago
You’re familiar with the walking competition?
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4mo ago
Has worked very well for my wife who notably couldn’t look at her phone for even a few seconds without feeling ill
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4mo ago
I hate this. It basically takes as axiomatic that anyone in an administrative position in an organisation has zero interest in the goals of the organisation -and that those at the coal-face have no interest in the organisation and that ther
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4mo ago
Or perhaps they know it has been owned by News Corp since 1981 - Murdoch owned
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4mo ago
Lovely story, thank you for sharing
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4mo ago
It sounds like you learned lots of things related to the tool, but not so much about the problem that you were using the tool to solve? Is that fair? Not trying to snark? I see similar results myself
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4mo ago
So... not e-mail then
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4mo ago
Yes. I was being humorous. Apologies
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4mo ago
Jokes on them. My bank will just truncate it to 10 characters.
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4mo ago
So, a number station sending a message 'detonate the bomb' isn't a number station, because most people don't have the bomb?
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4mo ago
If not money, what are the types of issue you face?
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4mo ago
I can’t remember the last time I paid using anything else in the UK. Occasionally a credit card if I need additional protection
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4mo ago
This tool is claimed to be able to find and fix bugs.
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4mo ago
I mean, yes - if your biggest external source of energy declares war, and your hitherto trusted defence partner goes rogue - it's going to have a chilling effect and the measures needed to address that will hit both the economy and the
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5mo ago
The odd thing is you certainly used to have book
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5mo ago
Meanwhile 2016 is still working fine…. Until Rosetta support is dropped.
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5mo ago
Perhaps the commenter would just like to lead a contented life without having to bother with all of that
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5mo ago
Is it because everybody else is swapping between several different computers, and you need the synchronization? .. and phones, and tablets. Yes
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5mo ago
Well it did happen - and then unhappened when people noticed.
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5mo ago
Today I Learned Vila's second name. RIP
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5mo ago
If you have to spend a few paragraphs explaining that One isn't a replacement for Zero - they they are different classes of product, you know that your product naming is a problem,
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5mo ago
I haven’t had a single alert from it since the AI stuff rolled out
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5mo ago
You’re right. Sociopath is probably a better fit.
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5mo ago
Standard Carplay is essentially an additional screen for your phone - your existiing privacy settings carry across. What's your concern?
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5mo ago
Or me - top shirt pocket
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5mo ago
Ah, Bonsaikitten. Happier times
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5mo ago
I get it all the time on my Mac with Safari using iCloud private relay
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5mo ago
> Or dropping them in their toilets? That. It’s also nice to be able to wash them under the tap
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6mo ago
I wander how many of those CEOs ask there technical teams to have a quick look and are told “avoid - it looks like it’s been abandoned “
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