Insisting on using a system that is well documented to make shit up out of nowhere just means you’re both lazy and a poor decision maker.

Especially when there’s no inherent gain from its use like corporate executives solely trying to reduce their biggest expense (payroll) without any other consideration.

Well it’s not working. Got a paywall here on mobile Firefox, no extensions that modify or strip links.

This right here is a perfect example of how misinformation spreads so easily, intentionally or not.

Most people simply don’t pay much attention to details about things that aren’t directly affecting them. Signal and insecure were the things taken away from that debacle, not that it was entirely Hegseth that fucked up.

Not that the issue boiled down to simply adding someone to a thread they shouldn’t have been in, which happens all the time to people with regular text messaging. We expect that government officials should be verifying what they’re doing when handling classified info. The fact it was a modified and insecure version of the app wasn’t actually part of the issue. And that Hegseth fucked it up a second time didn’t even register apparently.

It’s probably just a traditional 3D render, it’s a pretty simple design honestly.

Well, it was published in 2019 so…

You do know there’s a reason for that voice difference in MGSV right?

To be fair most of the “bloat” is the flashy stuff that gets consumers to buy things. The extras that enterprise and some power users don’t care about because they want to use their own thing instead.

A lot of that “bloat” is the easy integrated stuff the average person can set up and use themselves following a couple login and setup screens without having to think about it. Things like OneDrive for easy automated document backup, backing up device licenses to an account versus needing to keep track of a license key if they need to reinstall, integrated find my device services, etc.

All of those functions are expected in a modern OS by the average user, so they are ready to go out of the box with a little setup. It’s the same way Apple handles similar services on OSX and iOS, and Google does with ChromeOS. Not every user will use those services, and there are alternatives of course. Nothing prevents you from uninstalling OneDrive, or most other pre-installed programs or components. I got rid of those immediately after installing Windows 11 because I use other services, and I haven’t seen them since.

Nothing else should be in the kernel.

Ah yes, the Honda badged Chevy Blazer EV.

Big fan of Honda, always had one until I switched to a Tesla in 2018 because I wanted an EV, and a Polestar now. But the rebadged Honda vehicles are always sub-par. The original generations of Passport were essentially just an Isuzu Rodeo, and it showed.

I hope this round is better, but I get the feeling that won’t be the case.

Buying in preparation for your normal defense forces is different than buying for a currently active armed conflict.

Switzerland insists on trying to remain neutral in conflicts, this is part of that.

Ah, yeah it’s just a docker app running on TrueNAS. To be honest, the hardest part was getting cloudflare setup, but only because I’d never done it before.

I literally just did this a couple weeks ago and it’s been great so far. Able to run it on my NAS through the same Cloudflare tunnel I use for Emby.

I mean the fact this exists at all should answer that question…

https://www.cbp.gov/document/fact-sheets/unmanned-aircraft-system-mq-9-predator-b-uas

Ancestry stuff has been pretty popular in the US for decades, DNA testing for it is relatively new but just the next easy step.

I mean Brexit was voted on back in 2016, and despite vocal opposition online, not much was actually done to try and stop it.

Losing 1/3 of your bombers in one attack means you’re going to be a lot more careful with the remaining ones though. They lost a significant chunk of their reactionary forces in one go.

Russia has already been fighting a lot longer than they planned and have taken much heavier losses. The only reason they’re still going at all is Putin’s ego and inability to admit any mistakes.

For random password dumps going through thousands of accounts it’s probably fine, but if you’re targeted for some reason and they get just a couple passwords. With even just 2 passwords, that system may be obvious already to someone looking to gain access to your accounts specifically.

On the one hand yeah that entirely possible. On the other hand, Trump clearly suffers from dementia, and he just may not know what the fuck is going on at any given moment and tries to go with it, failing constantly and his staff is failingly trying to cover it all up every time.

I’m sure there’s some sort of inter-state commerce argument to be made here for medical care. But do we want that ending up at this current Supreme Court?

Your proteins going about their day folding and folding, doing their thing like they have every day of your life. And then one of them just, does it wrong. And that’s it for you.