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by mylastattempt 2y ago
While the article admits that it’s pretty much necessary to use “other people’s kingdoms” to get any interest in or visibility for your castle in the first place, I feel it still greatly underestimates the power of the few large kingdoms th
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Need more coffee, edited!
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
The statement at Wordpress.org reads like a very emotionally charged e-mail. While I am not in the know of the situation, it seems like a bit of terrible PR. https://wordpress.org/news/2024/09/wp-engine-banned
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
> "I won’t bore you with the story of how WP Engine broke thousands of customer sites yesterday in their haphazard attempt to block our attempts to inform the wider WordPress community regarding their disabling and locking down a Wo
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
I think that you've really hit the nail on it's head with the "but it's cheaper" statement. Looking at this from a corporate point of view, we are not interested in replacing customer agent #394 'Sandy Miller&#
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Title reads like there will be public access to all employees' salaris as of 2026. Obviously not quite the case. > {...} Given that the main objective of the measure is to reduce salary inequality, companies will have to make salari
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Usually a matter of jurisdiction (US law enforcement doesn't hold much effective power in Cambodia, China, Nigeria, etc)
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
My main reason of returning or not listening to audiobooks, be it with Audible or competitors, has been either a) a whiny or nasal voice, or, b) a strong accent that i dislike (e.g. strong British or Australian accent). I have found myself
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
You should read some fraudster diaries. Having the SSN as authentication, means you can con the utilities employee into handing over all of your other personal information. Date of birth, current and past adresses, spouse or roommates, pare
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
No, but the bathroom does have a lock that can be used from the inside. Not a door that has a window in it and a lock that can be controlled from both sides of the door.
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
The CVE has been discovered by a security researcher/firm, rather than being found in the wild. Without technical details or a PoC being publiclya available, I doubt this will amount to more than just another starting point for someone
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Your first example is the perfect example of defining reasonable parties. The issue is really simple. There is a championship where contestants are categorized or separated based on physical attributes. What the contestant feels about himse
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Balance is definately not _the_ problem. I am not willing to exchange my information for access to someone else's information. Both should be private.
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
It's illogical to calculate the thing you are looking for, but lets run with it just for the sake of it. Let's go with your "one scam a day". The person then has to see it, choose to read it and then act on it (delete&#x
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Layoffs lead to payoffs. Sorry for those of us who are not within a position of power and are affected by this. It's just another part of the neverending parabolic cycle..
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Not directly related to the article, but I decided to have a look at their Privacy Policy. Lots of outs for the company. Also, your e-mail address is not regarded 'personal information' by MickeyD.. 6. Use of Cookies and Other Tec
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Can confirm that you can buy it from the Microsoft Store as a bundle, so for $30-$40 you get both Bedrock and Java edition.
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
> “This is a strategy by companies to make people work more during busy months like December and March. This way, the companies wouldn’t have to hire extra hands, and this would fetch them huge profits. This is what they are trying to sa
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Your quote from the article, is a link to another article, which provides the answer: > The cybersecurity software vendor said in August that it reached $100 million in annual recurring revenue after selling its product for just a year a
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Quite an interesting and easy to digest overview of what LEAs have been up to in 2023. Not much new stuff going on, but interesting nonetheless. An tidbit I found notable was "web3" being mentioned as a threat for LEA's abili
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
I watched exactly 11 seconds of your video and spend probably 20 seconds on your site. My advice for you today if you want to actually make money off of this: learn how to setup a landing page that immediately shows me what you're offe
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
My last comment was solely made to point out that this article is a garbage article. As for competitors and the dangers of supply chain attacks, I'm with you.
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
I found the article unbearable and just a convoluted way to say: this incident would have had a lot less impact if CrowdStrike had less customers or more competitors. A real page filler without any insight or solutions, just look at this pa
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
US Politics are the "keeping up with the Kardashians" of all political drama around the world. It was clear they should not have let Biden try for a second term. How many hundreds of millions of people live in the US, and this is
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
In reality it would be a situation where a/the few big players control all the usefull datasets and trained models, and everybody has to pay in perpetuity (SaaS style) to use those, rather than being able to train their own. The copyri
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Content creators or artists, will have to find a way to deal with AI (as a broad term). Both in how they will or won't use it, but also in how it affects or threathens their jobs and livelyhoods. People in the AI (using this term very
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
There's no link to the actual forum post in the pcgamer article, or am I missing it?
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Most likely referring to: https://www.pokemon.com/us/pokemon-video-games/pokemon-tradi...
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
I disagree. You seem to start from a premise that all people are honest, except those that aren't, but you don't work with or meet dishonest people, unless the employer sets himself up in an adversarial role? As the other reply to
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by mylastattempt 2y ago
Not the original article you are linking to here. Also, a camera feed processed by a comuter to detect emotions is not exactly news. If it's not being fed to some Bangladeshi $1.19 worker far away that is. What you do with the emotiona

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