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IT4MD
1y ago
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1y ago
Thanks for posting that AACS key. It's been awhile since I've seen it running around the internet and we need more of that kind of thing, these days.
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1y ago
In very specific places. I manage technical helpdesks and I maintain Customer Service, but I'm a dying breed, based on my experience with the rest of the world.
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1y ago
I've spent a majority of my career managing helpdesks. I teach/maintain a customer service focus for my team, but that's me, not the industry and it gets harder every day. I strongly believe in the long term benefits of custo
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1y ago
I will await genuine consequences then. thanks
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1y ago
"Tariffs" is an odd way to spell "abysmal stupidity and malice", but I appreciate the effort, nonetheless.
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1y ago
Happy to hear this.
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1y ago
When will we focus on their intentional obfuscation of accident data when their "FSD" is at fault? There is nothing sane about Tesla, from their valuation to their marketing-only Full Self Drive, to the Nazi that is the face of Te
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1y ago
>AI is going to damage society not in fancy sci-fi ways but by centralizing profit made at the expense of everyone else on the internet 10/10. No notes.
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1y ago
>Companies need to stop looking at customer support as an expense, but rather as an opportunity to build trust and strengthen your business relationship. As someone that's worked in basically a service industry my entire life, good
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1y ago
Likewise with Powershell. It's good to give you an approach or some ideas, but copy/paste fails about 80% of the time. Granted, I may be a inexpert prompter, but at the same time, I'm asking for basic things, as a test, and i
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1y ago
I'm not sure the word horrific is up to carrying the weight of just how bad id.me is. Still, a great effort.
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1y ago
Stealing this.. thanks!
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1y ago
How much of your money for the pixel 6 garbage did they refund? Same here.
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1y ago
They also screw up the hardware. When I use a fingerprint scanner on other phones, it works. When I used it on my last Pixel (6 or 7, I cant remember) it failed over half the time. How does one screw up biometrics this badly? Lack of care&
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1y ago
Nothing in the study accounts for other factors. I played a number of musical instruments growing up, and if I had ignored handwriting, I'm fairly sure I would still have better than average fine motor control.
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1y ago
That would be an abysmally poor assumption currently.
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1y ago
I was just writing the funny. ;)
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1y ago
You know, I wondered why they started every show with, "Here is a script that sounds like a recap of the top ten posts on a website called Hacker News for the week of date.exe +"%Y-%m-%d".
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1y ago
"To demand photon credit from the leaves" is funny.
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1y ago
All while paying less taxes, at least in the US, because reasons!
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1y ago
So literally the same exact thing humans have been doing for millennia, just in this industry now. Welp, at least nothing was learned.
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1y ago
But look at the consequences. They have zero OpSec! These very manuals are now for sale on the open and dark web and anyone can buy one and start accumulation of karma points! FFS, the chant password has already been distributed and they ch
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1y ago
The government will continue to use exploits to access devices of interest instead of the horrifically stupid idea of baked-in backdoors in encryption. I feel safer already.. :|
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1y ago
Your answer is embedded within your question. ;)
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1y ago
I disagree with their approach for the obvious reasons. I work in OPs and use Putty daily. For people like me, finding and downloading the correct app is simple. For non-technicals, this just seems like the perfect way to download malware a
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1y ago
LinkedIn was hacked. My account was breached. LinkedIn took almost 4 weeks restoring my access to my own account, after requiring numerous proofs of ID, that I'm sure they will store insecurely, forever. No thanks and GL to anyone that
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1y ago
I don't see a lot of people still writing with quills, and there's a reason for that, yet there have been no catastrophic consequences, excepting maybe for "Big Quill". Personally, I think this veers into hyperbole a bit