

American law works on precedents, this will be one
It doesn’t matter it was the evil empire getting that result
American law works on precedents, this will be one
It doesn’t matter it was the evil empire getting that result
The hardest attackers to block are the ones who don’t intend to leave afterwards
There are specific things that are more efficient in person, mostly meetings with multiple people.
It’s easier to interject and the conversation flows better in person.
With zoom and the like you get to to the “no you go ahead” loops when people talk over each other.
Everything else is just fine remote.
Aqua, an OS X theme from before you were born
Of course it’s a closed source fork 🤣
Did you really assume I thought they’d open source their national spyware system on fucking Gitlab?
People on Twitter regularly go “@grok is this true” to everything and trust the AI to be correct.
The same AI that said the fresh photo of National Guard members sleeping on the floor was from 2021…
Or a fork of an open source project
We specifically have an enterprise contract (in the EU), checked by our lawyers, that says they can’t store our data or use it for training.
This decision goes against that contract.
The only place I’d want AI summaries is rambling YouTube videos
Make it a premium subscription extra
Anything really, it’s really simple to whip up a bot for anything. On par with Discord, maybe even a bit easier.
We have a family channel with bots that do calendar notifications and connect to home automation systems.
But I think you can do full on stores with payments using Telegram bots, never tried nor been in channels that do it.
Signal doesn’t have bot support, so it’s hardly a Telegram equivalent sadly
Matrix works though, but it has the fediverse problem of “which instance do I pick?”
I sold my Alexa devices when the Sidewalk crap came out
Still waiting for a replacement for the Echo Show though, having a smart speaker with a display was handy at times
In every military exercise the “yellow force” always just happened to advance from the east 🤣
Also every single bridge in Finland is rigged to be blown up and the military practices doing it regularly
Send a lawyer’s cease and desist with a licensing bill to every email address they’ve used
2000 people, 3k+ devices and one dude wants a Linux laptop.
Not happening 😀
But it did work in a smaller company of around 30 people, mostly because the IT guy was a Linux user too
WSL made windows tolerable in the time I had to use a windows machine for work.
macOS is still the better choice for corp approved work, integrates decently with IT systems and is a “real” unix system underneath.
Linux on a corporate desktop is mostly about how well you know the IT guys and do they trust you. And of course the software stack.
I just started self-hosting this: https://github.com/sbondCo/Watcharr
Seems to work decently and integrates with Plex, and the arr stack
And still people do it, they even give their own devices to kids with CC info pre-filled and no safeties on purchases.
Imagine how bad it is when the next fake ad game gets Timmy to subscribe to a $99/day gem pack…
Has someone sued Meta for that and has the court given a precedent?