notinmykernel

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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Because he's fundraising for his attack drone military startup[1] called White Stork? [1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/sarahemerson/2024/01/23/eric-sc...
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
>> And one of the things to know about war is that the offense always has the advantage because you can always overwhelm the defensive systems. > This is not actually one of the things to know about war. It's about as far from
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
> "Buying Positive or Negative Reviews: The final rule prohibits businesses from providing compensation or other incentives conditioned on the writing of consumer reviews expressing a particular sentiment, either positive or negativ
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
... Texas could never...
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
IMO, it's a personal philosophy. Similar to why hackers choose to report vulnerabilities to bug bounties vs. release findings on sites like Hack Forums. We all know companies are predatory, and in many cases companies (looking right at
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Microsoft wishes...
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Dmitry didn't ask for money. He raised awareness that DEFCON had slinked away from its financial obligation to Entropic, and asked that Entropic be paid what they are owed for their work on the hardware. Cool spin though.
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
... but can you tell me who is legally allowed to physically touch you in that escorting process?
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
A-holes and opinions; we all got them. From your comment, I see you located both tonight.
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
You left out the part where the "Goons" physically touched you, and forcibly removed you from a location against your will. The "Goons" have no authority to carry out such an act. And there's video footage. Congratu
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
I am an active user of both Selenium and Puppeteer/Pyppeteer. I use them because it's what I learned and they still work great, and explicitly because it's not Microsoft.
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Honestly, I'm surprised to see anyone talk explicitly about Apple internal works. Is that public knowledge?
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Reddit was quite unhappy with services that mirrored their data and made it publicly available. So much so they updated TOS for the API, and forced services to delete data and shutter.
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Now that Chevron has moved to the swamp (literally; Houston is a swampy coastal prairie), can we all unite behind "draining the swamp" again?
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Don't forget Amazon. Amazon lost a lawsuit in 2022/2023, to which executives & high-level managers replied "it's the cost of doing business" and shrugged it off. Unless there are meaningful penalties, user priva
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Amazon couldn't trick enough people into signing up for predatory Prime, or restrict customers from canceling those "add-on" subscriptions customers never knew they signed up for (because majority didn't), or auto-sign u
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Not the Gmail account. Wild.
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by notinmykernel 2y ago
Is Amazon Music, the app, the same thing as Amazon Music, the team? Probs not.