The end of Chrome. FTFY.

And still killed 30,000 protestors. They’re not good guys.

So did they actually eat kids or not? I’m still not sure about that one.

I mean, you get paid an awful lot more if you sell it on the dark web, so why wouldn’t you at this point?

Bye bye responsible disclosure, hello actively exploited 0days.

That’s fair. Maybe look to your local unions?

They will give you resources to unionize.

Can you name and shame them without doxing yourself?

The cruelty is now and has always ever been the point.

Having given this a lot of thought, regulation is important and devices going out of support should open up their source, but ISPs are the chokepoint and should be both supported and motivated to enforce security measures to protect the rest of the internet from the botnets that are being operated from their networks. There is no perfect solution, but I think that’s a start.

Another desperate attempt to monetize. AI bubble-burst, here we come!

These graduates are actually both going to be a big part of driving that progress and also dealing with the impact," he added, referring to AI.

Yes. And a direct one at that.

Maybe get a Faraday bag. That should have a Bluetooth beacon that operates even if powered off. 😁

https://www.amazon.com/Faraday-Protector-Waterproof-Fireproof-Electronics/dp/B0C61BMYYQ

I’m no Amazon fan, but these seem to work well.

If they were competent, it could be an issue, maybe…

Huh, TIL, thanks!

Or instead, and I’m going out on a limb here, the rich.

More anti-trans bullshit. I don’t understand the darkness one must possess to come up with these legal machinations.

It sure is something. It undercuts the credibility of not just the article, but the Guardian. If that’s possible. They’ve been putting out some hot garbage lately.

And the software doesn’t even work right most of the time anyway. It’s easier to set up a file share and run it in VLC.

No salt needed for me. Peverse incentives are the norm in nearly every industry.

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