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I know nothing!
- Comment on Microsoft pushes full-screen ads for Copilot+ PCs on Windows 10 users 7 hours ago:
I’m surprised they didn’t just update it
- Comment on Trump's FCC pick has said he wants to ban TikTok, challenge Section 230 10 hours ago:
Don’t they dare threaten 230.
I don’t believe the FCC chair has authority over either the Ticktok censorship or 230.
- Comment on UK competition regulator clears Alphabet's investment in Anthropic 11 hours ago:
With how bad Google is doing in the AI space I am not surprised
- Comment on America's drinking water systems have a hard-to-swallow cybersecurity problem | More than 100M rely on gear rife with vulnerabilities, says EPA OIG 14 hours ago:
The kid that found the exposed VNC server:
Don’t mind if I do (increase chlorine levels)
- Comment on Anyone Can Buy Data Tracking US Soldiers and Spies to Nuclear Vaults and Brothels in Germany 14 hours ago:
Problem? What problem?
No one wants privacy in 2024 as we all want to see ads everywhere. I can’t wait for the US military to switch to a ad supported model and then go public.
Seriously though this is not a problem unique to the US military
- Comment on America's drinking water systems have a hard-to-swallow cybersecurity problem | More than 100M rely on gear rife with vulnerabilities, says EPA OIG 15 hours ago:
I don’t get why critical infrastructure is not air gapped
- Comment on Microsoft accused of creating a monopoly on US government systems through free upgrades 1 day ago:
You don’t say
Microsoft doesn’t need to create crazy features or quality software. Just need to male sure that Windows and Microsoft is all people know.
- Comment on Microsoft accused of creating a monopoly on US government systems through free upgrades 1 day ago:
That will be 50 trillion dollars please
- Comment on DOJ to ask judge to force Google to sell off Chrome 1 day ago:
I have a idea
What if the DOJ instead published recommendations for consumers? Maybe they could do some sort of public awareness campaign to show people they can leave Google.
- Comment on Now Telegram’s mini-apps can run in full screen on your phone 2 days ago:
Don’t use Telegram
- Comment on India orders Meta to curb WhatsApp data sharing, levies $25M fine 2 days ago:
Maybe the Indian government should stop the censorship before they target Meta
- Comment on Google tests removing news articles from search in EU, but it's already backfiring 2 days ago:
Call it whatever you want
- Comment on Microsoft 365 Admin portal abused to send sextortion emails 2 days ago:
Spicy
I just assumed most of it was just Chinese infiltration
- Comment on Explicit deepfake scandal shuts down Pennsylvania school 2 days ago:
If you ignore it the problem goes away (Micciche, probably)
Personally I don’t like the “call to action” style of this article. It feels like mostly fear tactics to try and push though bad legislation. It takes time to craft legislation that still protects individual rights. Rushing it because “think of the children” is just bad.
Also children as exposed to online marketing by various companies and it is totally fine. It is also totally fine for companies to collect huge amounts of data and to make software as addictive as possible. This feels like a bigger problem than just AI nudes.
- Comment on Google tests removing news articles from search in EU, but it's already backfiring 4 days ago:
Reduce barriers to competition
- Comment on Google tests removing news articles from search in EU, but it's already backfiring 5 days ago:
Yeah but creating a bunch of seemingly random rules and arbitrary fines won’t do much.
It is an attempt at a band aid solution
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 5 days ago:
Not any other vehicle…
- Comment on Chinese company trained GPT-4 rival with just 2,000 GPUs — 01.ai spent $3M compared to OpenAI's $80M to $100M 5 days ago:
The USSR was way behind in computing
- Comment on Meta slapped with a €798M fine in Europe, its biggest yet 5 days ago:
EU is losing it’s mind
- Comment on Google tests removing news articles from search in EU, but it's already backfiring 5 days ago:
I think the EU as gone insane
- Comment on Microsoft facing major FTC probe over locking in users to Azure, productivity software 5 days ago:
That’s going nowhere
- Comment on Snapchat will let parents request their teen’s real-time location 6 days ago:
I’m not sure this is the feature I would worry about
- Comment on Amazon is shutting down Freevee 6 days ago:
PlutoTV
- Comment on Apple faces a new $3.75 billion antitrust lawsuit over iCloud storage 6 days ago:
Can’t they just allow apps to read the local files? It doesn’t seem hard.
They already have the advantage of being first party
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 6 days ago:
I doubt it as that would be a very bad look
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 1 week ago:
In the US there are nine investigations involving the Tesla Model Y, ranging from “unexpected brake activation” to “sudden unintended acceleration,” according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 1 week ago:
Honestly Tesla should be sued over this
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 1 week ago:
Well you should really be thinking about the long term.
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 1 week ago:
If you hate them that much they can’t be that bad (just biased)
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 1 week ago:
It seems bazaar