He doesn’t even need a bulletproof vest

Probably a lower adoption rate than Vista

Are you sure?

Because last time I tried that it was THE worst password manager that i ever tried in my life. I’d feel safer with the ie6 password manager

Sometimes for some reason, there’s no limit. Like the cheap i3-8100 can use ECC memory

Can someone explain me what’s the business model of an app that’s free for three decades? They claim to have 100 devs, how can they pay them?

For the first and last time 😟

The actual reselling is done by a shell company that disappears and reappears with a different name when hit by lawyers.

This website just gets referral money from each sale, they’re not selling the grey market keys

Many shopping sites are based on woocommerce, which is an ugly hack transforming a blogging platform in a store.

Like if you take a school and made it a supermarket with all the goods scattered on the desks in the classrooms.

Sucks at performance and sucks at search.

And the best part is that while the key is valid, the license isn’t, so technically you’re paying for a pirated app

(Explanation: those keys come from msdn or from a Microsoft partner action pack - they activate and look legit, but are licensed only for development and internal testing for that company)

Put them in a sealed room with a gas engine running and you’ll see how fast they realize that they’re cleaner

Such a reaction is insane, in other countries they would be prosecuted, right?

So if they purchased Ring cameras that are feeding everything to American AWS servers it would be ok?

Seems stupid that in a military install they’re using cloud shit

not a technical but you can’t just do full disk encryption and put the password manually at every single boot?

It seems very unlikely that a reputable hosting company would snoop even in that case

If we’re talking about 3 letter agencies, for the dedicated servers they’ll directly seize the disks…

This crowdstrike stuff seems an expensive subscription

I saw a lot of photos of crashed ad screens.

Why the hell are corps paying this much money for windows+cloudstrike for a glorified digital picture frame?? Wouldn’t be 100x cheaper to do it with some embedded stuff instead of having a full desktop computer running a full desktop os???

They’re so scared from ai scrapers stealing “their” content that they blocked wide ranges of IP address

I can’t see it from my VPN for example

The computer response should be treated as just an indication and in all cases a human needs to decide to override that

Otherwise we’ll all become useless pieces of a simulation

I went to the bank to ask a loan and then it got rejected because the computer said I didn’t met the parameters by just 40 euro. Ah ok, I told the clerk, just lower the amount that I’m asking or spread it over a longer period. No, because after the quote is done and I signed the authorization for the algorithm to perform credit score, it can’t do it again in 3 months. What?? Call a supervisor and let them override it, 40 euro is so minimal that it’s not that big issue. No, impossible. So that means each single employee in the bank is just an interface to the computer and can be fired at will?

A turnout that high is not possible to get even if you sent the army knocking on each door “vote or get your family slaughtered”

First thing you do after a bad quarter is to fire some thousands of engineers at random

I had a Nokia touchscreen smartphone (Nokia 5800) and it was awful

The iPhone was launched 2 years before that, but I couldn’t afford it, assumed that Nokia did a comparable job. Boy how I was wrong!

You mean the decade where they tried to make arm processors and gave up just before smartphones became popular or the decade where they tried and failed to make x86 processors for smartphones ?