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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
It hasn't happened to mine, so it's all bullshit. FTFY. Quick, now tell us how secure Adobe products are.
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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
Let's not forget the horrific number and level of vulns identified in WordPress.
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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
and mostly shit.
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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
When you take their actions and consider them as a whole, it clearly paints some as good or evil. Sure, no one is movie villain evil or saint-level good, but when a preponderance of their actions have outcomes that are bad for others, then
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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
Netflix would like you to believe that torrents no longer exist.
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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
I find it helpful in working with technology. I have been experimenting with generating powershell scripts using chatgpt, and aside from a few syntax errors or localization, the scripts are a great starting point. Instead of writing the who
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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
The best one I ever saw was someone took a few gallons of 3M non-conductive liquid, put a working 486 motherboard in the bucket, put the bucket in the freezer, then overclocked it until it burned up. They got an impressive overclock out of
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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
That's level 13, after your Thetans have been excavated, drug out to the parking lot and beaten with sticks. That's Xenu's kink, and I don't judge. Also, it costs $14 million in "donations".
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by sonicanatidae 3y ago
ICQ is used a great deal outside the US. Aim, well that's AOL, so reason enough.
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by sonicanatidae 4y ago
>I traveled to Tokyo for twenty years. Longest. trip. to. Japan. evar.
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by sonicanatidae 4y ago
Most of it is likely being spent on the backend pieces that support delivery of the content. That being said, it's still an insane amount of money for something that really needs to wait a few decades for hardware to catch up. Everyone
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by sonicanatidae 4y ago
Why would anyone waste their time uploading a resume, as requested, then spending the next 15 minutes entering in, everything on the resume they literally just uploaded??!?! Let's not get into OCR in these, it's abysmal, throwing
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
There is already "work" being done to detect the user's eye focus. If the user looks away from the ad, the ad pauses, until the user refocuses on their garbage. Granted, for now, it's 20 mins of ads for free tickets, an
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
I think it's both. I think the article is meant to generate clicks, but at the same time, but this is Micro$oft. Of course they are going to roll out ads in the future. It starts small. Want Windows free? Watch ads, then when enough pe
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
This is the best and most accurate comment here. Sometimes, idiots are actually idiots.
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
>If people don't want to take personal precautions, they should be at liberty to assume the additional risk. I agree to a point. If their personal choices endanger others, then it's less about their liberties and more about how
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
This is how they got and stay the profitable. Remember, you're talking about a company that removes features to sell over-priced adapters or wireless earbuds or cases or charging cables or or or, while calling itself "Brave".
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
Your assumption that humans will be reasonable enough to not kill themselves, in the name of profit.
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
Sure, this is your data, not theirs. Source: Equifax 2017.
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
Yeah, making a note of this quote. Thanks!
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
I'm similar. Something that's helped me in this regard is to mentally try to pronounce it the first few times I read an unfamiliar name. After that, it gets pegged with whatever pronunciation I chose and for me, I remember the nam
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
We had a VCR with a wired remote and oddly, the cable that connected it was something like 40' long. You could almost stand outside and start a movie. Thanks JCPenny. :)
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
>I think people just love to hate big tech no matter what they’re doing. Or, maybe companies have proven again and again and again and again and again that not only can they not be trusted with your data, but they don't secure it, b
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
This is sadly common in business. The approach of "who cares about current customers and their experiences, when there are so many people not on the platform already", which leads to quite predictable results. Look at the arroganc
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
I love that everyone's take on it is, "welp, it's legally theirs now". How in the hell can an illegal, fraudulent transaction lead to legal ownership?
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
I watched the first 5 episodes. Looks great, but pacing sucked and the story deviated quite rapidly. I hope others enjoy it, but it's not for me.
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by sonicanatidae 5y ago
I do not disagree with you, but nothing about humans favors ethics. Human nature, sadly, favors "F-U, I got mine", and when it comes to money, it's even worse.