osmukka

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   by osmukka 6d ago

   Parent commenter's argument wasn't that people don't know to use good passwords, instead they just don't care. I think in that case getting hacked is completely one's own fault. If we're comparing this to cars,
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   by osmukka 10d ago

   Isn't code supposed to be exact? Pretty much the opposite of ambiguous.
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   by osmukka 10d ago

   IMO in that case its their own fault. After all they have free will and can use it against their own good if they so choose. Let them get pwned a few times and see if they learn.
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   by osmukka 29d ago

   I had to change to a desktop to read the article because the videos didn't load on my phone.
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   by osmukka 1mo ago

   Reading this press release was almost physically painful, because of how much Apple loves to use the phrase "up to". In total it appears 46 times.
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   by osmukka 2mo ago

   How is it removing choice if you had no alternatives to begin with?
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   by osmukka 3mo ago

   All these new rules are just lowering the skill floor for driving while also lowering the skill ceiling. If you're a capable driver you are literally punished for it by useless beeps, distracting steering wheel nudges (sometimes even y
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   by osmukka 3mo ago

   Now is the perfect time to jump ship and stop supporting these greedy blood-sucking soulless conglomerates. Game companies and brands like PlayStation, Nintendo, Activision-Blizzard and XBOX have demonstrated time and time again that they d