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No way! Is that why it’s been timing out a lot lately? Oh man, I like Leta. I’ve been using it for several months now. Sigh, I guess it’s back to startpage (and ddg).

I run it on my router so I can put as many devices as I want on the vpn. I need a wireguard config file for that use-case.

I’m a Mullvad user and was curious about trying Nym because of the payment model. No wireguard config might be a dealbreaker though.

In my anecdotal experience on my tv, the algorithm bleeds through accounts as well. Like a video that is more related to the content on one account is recommended on the other.

Copilot is disabled by default in my company. And there’s literally a new policy/guideline about the use of AI/LLM in the workplace being released every month because of how rapid changes are happening. Not that employees aren’t allowed to use them at all, but are restricted in what they are allowed to use.

My 12 Pro Max is happily chugging along. I’ll only upgrade when it literally dies or security updates stop.

It’s not about having zero benefits in the office, it’s about giving people the choice to do what works for them. Some people like working in the office, then go ahead. Some people prefer to work at home, let them. The problem is companies forcing everyone to do one thing when everyone works differently.

I’m fully remote but I voluntarily go to the office once a week (as much as possible) primarily to socialize with coworkers and maybe do some in-person meetings if the timing is right. I would hate it if I was mandated to go once a week, because I prefer the flexibility.

Aww, there’s no info in the article how he managed to get to Wales and live there undetected for decades.

Welp, I was planning to buy a Nexar dual-cam (front and cabin-facing). I didn’t know their cameras could transmit data and aren’t local only. Time to look for another option.

working a drive thru is actually quite complex and difficult

Especially in the US where you can customize and substitute almost everything in your order. If it was a simple fixed menu where you can’t really do anything else but pick whatever is listed, maybe AI can somewhat work.

I just bought a Mammotion robot mower 2 months ago. It’s been working well and I only have minor complaints. I definitely would’ve looked into this if I hadn’t gotten my mower yet. Note that so far the author can only guarantee it works on only one model, the one they tested it on.

That’s gonna be a bunch of security and compliance violations, not to mention messing with incident response and digital forensics.

A lot of have pivoted. When I attend conferences, most of the vendor sponsors are basically “this same product that provides this common service, but with AI integration”.

Ah publicly exposed bucket. Tale as old as time.

Lmao an SCP actually breaching containment.

Cryptocurrency company paying their employees in cryptocurrency. Well at least they walk the talk.

Yeah, I’m all against social media surveillance, but this was on the jumbotron at a concert. Having said that, I do hate those segments in concerts and sports where they feature audiences on the screens without consent. It’s not like there’s a line in the customer agreement when buying tickets that you allow your face to be featured (unless there is?). That’s why I always make myself as boring as possible - either just sitting with a straight face, or eating something - so I don’t get singled out.

The article says Apple claims the employee failed to report previous breaches, so maybe it’s the last of multiple strikes.

Based on the article, the youtuber and an accomplice who knew an Apple employee accessed the employee’s phone while it was unattended, so technically it wasn’t intentional and more negligence. On the other hand, Apple also claims the employee failed to report previous breaches, so maybe this was the final straw.

Our PMs don’t like making things opt-in.

This reply from one of the employees sums it up.