Annnd this is why a refuse to verify with IDs online and use services like Plaid. And the web of T&C’s from multiple 3rd party services like this will mean all of them get shielded from blame.

Oh the house of cards built on the other house of cards

I use it extensively, every day, with no problems

They just lost a customer. This was on my list of apps to use but not if they are this dumb

+1 for pulsar

Another vote for fiber. I ran cat6 in my house (when the electricians had the walls open) just 3 years ago and I already wish I’d run fiber instead.

Want to drown In a maze of dark patterns, privacy notices and terms & conditions? Just apply for an apartment.

“Oh shit, steam is really making Linux viable” [2 years late]

Charge time sounds great, but what about the number of charge cycles (I.e. longevity), the article did not mention that.

Or subtlely wrong just to break the AI that’s lining Spez’ pockets.

Windows 10 decided to update a machine in a client’s office. The update took 4 hours and the employee could do zero during that time. A few weeks later a Win 10 machine at the same office crashed and would not start. I was left googling error codes from the BSOD. Nothing worked and I had to reinstall. I decided I needed to get my own work stack off of windows. I installed Kubuntu. 2 years later and I like KDE, I like the Debian base, I hate snap, but mostly I’m working and productive.

7 hard drives at 12TB each in your luggage?

But on the positive side, someone is finally attacking the last obstacle to using our expensive hardware however we want to: device drivers. I’m hopeful.

Take all you want, it will only take a few hallucinations before no one trusts LLMs to write code or give advice

Maybe we could have a comprehensive tariff on goods that floats with the number of state-sponsored cyber crimes, human rights violations, etc. Hack our routers? The rate just went up 5%.