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xyst
2y ago
Don’t check your 401K accounts, Americans. This idiocracy administration is single handedly ruining both _public_ and _private_ safety nets. To my fellow Americans that helped vote this dipshit into office, please fuck off.
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2y ago
The author dances around the real cause. It's the lack of labor unions and/or decreasing participation. In this neoliberal/neoclassical (aka "orthodox") economy, companies are maximizing profits at all costs and sac
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2y ago
I quickly looked at the MSCs and seems “MAS” and associated MSCs enable OIDC/OAUTH authentication flows (basically integration with your favorite identity provider such as Google or Apple). I was hoping for matrix homeserver to act as
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2y ago
This is a deliberate attempt to cover up their incompetence. It should be criminal to deceive the public and your _paying_ customers. Executives need to go to jail. People need to be fired. This won’t happen though, definitely not under thi
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2y ago
This is what happens when a country is ruled by an oligarchy.
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2y ago
Right, the post on “rachelbythebay” was hinting at something much worse.
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2y ago
Got to keep the grift going.
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2y ago
yup, a definitive “neoliberal”/“neoclassical” economic theory puff piece.
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2y ago
These systems are also likely to get replaced or downsized in favor of relying on data from _self driving vehicles_. Waymo and et al are touted for making our lives easier (load of marketing bs), but really will make it more difficult. edit
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2y ago
"If you can’t tell, does it matter?" Favorite quote from Westworld ;)
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2y ago
For my aging Apple devices, I have historically liked the airpod pros. But have never understood the hype around the AirPod “max” headphones. Are professionals really using the AirPod max over much better and higher quality headphones? As a
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2y ago
> In this email exchange, the threat actor says someone from Oracle using a @proton.me email address told them that "We received your emails. Let’s use this email for all communications from now on. Let me know when you get this.&qu
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2y ago
People wonder why I run their shitty apps in VMs and nuke the VM afterwards. This is why, lol.
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2y ago
Headline of this podcast title is very dramatic. The music conference is not going away. In 2026, all of the separate conferences will run _concurrently_ for 1 week. https://www.sxsw.com/news/2025/see-you-next-year
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2y ago
“did he miscalculate how intense the backlash would be” Right … it’s a “calculated move” to cater to far right, and Neo Nazi groups abroad (ie, AfD). It’s a “calculated move” to not only do one but two Nazi salutes on national television. L
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2y ago
and the grift continues
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xyst
2y ago
Nano-loaning is getting out of hand. If you default on the 4 free interest payments, Klarna or underwriter will impose a 28.99% APR… > The Klarna Card is issued by WebBank pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Convert any purchase to Pa
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xyst
2y ago
Given such a late warning, is there any staff left to do the data deletion requests before it heads off into bankruptcy courts
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2y ago
Good. One awful company that was trying very hard to sell off our genetic data. Wonder what happens to the treasure trove of data they have collected though. Hopefully the data is just 'sudo rm -rf —-no-preserve-root' and not inc
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2y ago
No point in doing this. Just enriches the lawyers. Then Wojicki just flees the country and skirts any responsibility.
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2y ago
It only took a couple of decades of grinding down the public’s perception of privacy. 2000s — PATRIOT Act (and other heinous domestic surveillance acts with no due process) — “wE aRe pUrSuInG tERrOrIsM” Then the invention of the portable di
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2y ago
_Maybe_ something like this is needed at GOOG or NFLX. But for most companies, this added complexity of an “orchestration tier” is unnecessary.
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2y ago
TSLA honestly feels like the next Enron. Stock is overvalued to hell. Leadership continues to sell (AI, self driving vehicles, tesla pays for itself via taxi service, …) investors on new projects but ultimately failing to deliver to market.
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2y ago
Your fears are unfounded and the traditional media and social media may be to blame. However, even as an American, I wouldn’t visit here unless absolutely necessary. The orange man and his kleptocracy cabinet are dismantling the federal gov
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2y ago
G engineering write ups are usually well written with plenty of useful information to carry forward. It’s G’s _business_ folks (ie, C-level executives) that I have no respect for. Their business model of exploiting users is just awful.
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2y ago
One of the many reasons I have been exiting out of the Apple ecosystem. They are so damn hostile to any third party integration, reserve apis for first party usage, and give middle finger to developers with their abusive fee structure (Appl
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2y ago
What the hell is "Wiz"? Some nobody company that was formed <5 yrs ago and now gets acquired for _$32B_ G might be the modern day IBM. You would think G would have the brain power to compete and provide out of the box security
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2y ago
Question to tech folks in general: when you are "on-call" are you provided with differentials in pay regardless of whether an incident actually occurs? I have seen it vary across companies: - Some companies don’t pay any different
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2y ago
Wonder how good this is at resolving merge conflicts: > Offline? No problem, keep writing, your edits will get synced when back online Have been burned too many times in college. person 1: is updating doc person 2: is updating doc person
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2y ago
A Gaddafi-esque exit at the WH or that gaudy resort he loves playing golf at so much.
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