Sweet child... The amount of people who don't see homelander is scary

My company users first letter of the name and the full surname. I thought it was odd when I saw Gina.Ross@... Until I realized.

I think Trump's strategy was "I'm going to sound so crazy every Democrat will assume I'll lose and don't bother voting".

And it worked.

TWICE

The driver was signed, the issue was with a configuration file for that's not part of the driver.

Should have been called The Legend of Link just to perpetuate the confusion

Devil's advocate: the login requires a server, so even old versions won't work unless they keep them online. And without support, they will be easy target for hackers.

I hate this, and honestly the best would have been to not change the logging at all. I bought a game that didn't need a MS account to play and this change doesn't bring any benefit.

Not only they are bad ideas, but the incentives are horrible.

I could see the point of prisons if there was "warranty". If a person guess back to jail, the first sentence was useless and the prison should be financially punished. You'll see then how quickly therapy and quality job trainings are implemented.

Facebook has and it's doing plenty bad. At this point, assuming this time they will be good is too much of wishful thinking.

Still I would let the instances decide. Seems a bit counter spirit to try to force them. Even as a user your can block them (there are two that a lot of users are blocking already...)

That is called the Streisand effect.

Well, they kind of gave it away with the name...

To be fair, for me the fact that they content is now spread across many subscription services is the problem more than Netflix's price or current quality.

Once I set are services, torrent and jellyfin for all of the others, I'm not making exceptions for Netflix

The problem is that the crypto scammers are now going to "AI". They used to steal art to make nft and now they steal it to train generative models.

But while a lot in crypto is self serving, the advances in generative AI are here to stay. A crash is the industry won't make it disappear, only slow down. There models are our there and for many uses they are already very good.

I clearly imagine my children not knowing what crypto is, but seeing generative AI as a normal aspect of life, like phones are now. If that's a good or a bad thing might be debatable.