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That chart might be misleading. In the blog post they say that 95% of their users use SMS auth. 95% of people getting hacked also use SMS auth.
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Notice that we don’t have Barry fielding a public Q&A so that he can share his knowledge with the world.
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4y ago
It’s unfortunate that art generation, something humans genuinely enjoy doing and can be a source of personal fulfillment, is capable of being replaced, but customer service and answering stupid questions are apparently hard problems.
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4y ago
it’s constantly abused by spam trying to masquerade as the browser because the prompt extends below the line of death
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4y ago
You can thank the concerted media effort to paint Youtube as a host for terrorist propaganda for that. The adpocalypse changed the site permanently for the worse, and a lot of people seem to overlook that. https://www.nbcnews.com
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4y ago
The nature of The Algorithm and its tendency to decide who gets to be a millionaire leads to a TON of metagaming. I think the algorithm needs to be non-static just so content on the website doesn’t homogenize. They often make subtle tweaks
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4y ago
I’m fairly certain photos are the one thing you can get out of an iOS device with relative ease. They just present themselves as a USB storage device with a DCIM folder. Music, Videos, etc require specialized tool but photos are the excepti
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4y ago
The fact that Microsoft has now released two AI chat bots that have threatened users with violence within days of launching is hilarious to me.
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They still do that where I live. Happens very rarely
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4y ago
The internet has certainly accelerated the development speed of culture. What year did indie films start being distributed by amateurs? We’re at least that point in gaming. We’re at the point now where independent startups are making higher
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4y ago
The most crucial part of their release cycle is bundling the bug ridden mess with another successful product so that people are compelled to use it. Why use Slack? Outlook comes with Teams.
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I do think the YTP spliced audio still has intrinsic appeal. Part of the humor comes from memorable lines being reused in unexpected ways.
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4y ago
The best games were the ones released during your childhood. The next best are modern indie games inspired by the ones you played in your childhood.
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4y ago
should also mention: 90Hz refresh rate <144Hz sounds suboptimal for a VR headset
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4y ago
I also enjoy > Sydney’s logic and reasoning should be rigorous, intelligent, and defensible Sounds like a good instruction, but apparently it just results in the AI thinking that its logic is infallible even when it isn’t, such as this c
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4y ago
most people against regulation are not against it because they think fewer rules is inherently better. this is a strawman. the strongest argument against regulation is that bad regulation can make a situation worse. the government preventin
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4y ago
Discord must be kicking themselves for going after the gamer market instead of offering a professional platform. It beats pretty much every other video conferencing app I've used.
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I don't think Teams even has a sound test. It just places a call with a microsoft bot that repeats the audio back.
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4y ago
Smaller trucks exist, or at least they used to.
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4y ago
Trucks are great, but is there any practical reason for a general purpose vehicle larger than a 2004 Toyota Tacoma? Truck cabins can be smaller without losing any functionality.
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4y ago
Right? "Don't buy user-hostile Apple equipment. Use Windows instead!" What world are these people even from?
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4y ago
The CFA’s I’ve been to all manage their traffic very well. The line is just that long.
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4y ago
it’s crazy that something that can be demonstrated with a single comparison photo or short clip is for some reason being met with resistance.
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4y ago
there’s also the concern of finding where i live from my ip. i like to keep some level of privacy among my online friends.
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the rationale might be that building a service takes more engineers than maintaining the service.
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4y ago
is this someone close to twitter’s inner workings? if not, can we stop pretending that random people have insight as to what is happening at twitter.
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4y ago
This is about hardware, not games
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Surprised not to see Metroid on here for “first metroidvania” when categories line “first postmodern game” are a thing. Metal Gear Solid should probably get some credit for its advanced cutscenes too.
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4y ago
I would like to hide my IP address in case an internet rando wants to ddos, though
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> Crooked H destroyed phones w/ hammer, 'bleached' emails, & had husband meet w/AG days before she was cleared- & they talk about obstruction? that’s the tweet. I don’t think there’s a significant difference b
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