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If they’re true (which I’m assuming they are), it’s her story to tell and not mine. If true (again, assuming so), he was a class A wanker that deserves a fuckton worse than she dealt that day. Let’s leave it at that.

Edit. If she sees this post and feels compelled, she can share. Likelihood is slim, but not zero. She’s definitely on Mastodon and probably still on Lemmy.

Someone did sometimes similar to my group for other reasons*. He insisted, during prep, that he was the “group leader” (no such thing) and that he was to be the point for all questions. So, I stepped behind him when question time started, and let it happen. This lass kept firing off question after question. It took everything out of me not to laugh after the third round of questions, but I’m sure I let a few smirks loose (I’m no god, after all). After 7 or 8 miltipart questions, he gave up and stomped off, all red in the face. After he was gone, I waiting a few seconds to make sure he wouldn’t return, then asked if there were any other questions. I made eye contact with her, she smiled and said, “nope. I’m good”. She was kind and in topic the whole time, so prof didn’t intervene. Best econ class I ever took, at uni or elsewhere.

*The lad I was presenting with was a notorious wanker. There were some rumors, too, but I won’t get into that.

(to Microsoft) So, you won’t be using your ai for vibecoding your updates anymore, right? …Right?

…checking Microsoft’s status page…

User impact: A subset of admins in North America may be unable to access the Microsoft 365 admin center.

Current status: We confirmed that an issue in a recent update introduced errors in the code path that facilitates calls to the Microsoft 365 admin center when encountered by admins, which resulted in their inability to access the Microsoft 365 admin center.

I guess Microsoft didn’t get the memo they released, then…

I’d even argue that it’s a sign of strength, to be able to recognize behavior that you perceive as toxic and block/avoid wankers who display such behavior.

Intel based? If so, just pick a distro to your fancy. I’m running LMDE on my 2012 MacBook Pro, and it runs flawlessly.

the passenger hanging out the window yelling “get a car ya cheap cunt!”

At least get a bike, ya cheap passenger cunt!

I know you’re joking, but for those who don’t know: https://killedbygoogle.com/ and https://gcemetery.co/

This is old news, and the only reason they even prosecuted was the use of “automated “bots” to artificially boost the number of listens into the billions” (defrauding the network). The ai music was perfectly fine for the networks, since, apparently, using ai for ip theft is perfectly acceptable to these [insert appropriately insulting expletive].

That was a good read. Very eye opening to the underpinning problems in the oss world, caused by the proprietary world. Really, we should all use a license that prohibits commercial uses of any oss code.

I think they mean they don’t mask their IP (as in, use their real/true IP) for payments.

It gets even better. Load it on your mobile in desktop view, and watch how it miraculously works without issues.

It’s pretty cool. Like how kleenex and xerox became definition terms, too, for tissue and photocopy, respectively. I love language evolution and etymology.

I don’t recommend getting the straps, though. Get the roll. And Velcro is a brand for a hook and loop product. You can get the Velcro brand, they’re pretty decent, albeit expensive.

Show him the EULA for copilot (where it’s for entertaining purposes only), and tell him you’ll be going elsewhere and leaving an appropriate review.

Something like this.

Get a giant roll of hook and loop (shouldn’t need wider than 1.5cm) and cable labels, then very carefully bunch and label everything. Make sure you don’t pull on any connection as you neatly bunch.

If I may suggest, run proper cable management, including labeling both ends of each cable (so you know where the other end connects to).

VPNs could turn purely domestic communications into “foreign” communications the NSA can legally intercept

Lol. Then they go and immediately say:

and the FBI, somewhat less-legally can dip into at will

In other words, they don’t gaf about your sovereignty, and will monitor communications in any way they want, legally or otherwise.

They’ve been illegally digging into domestic communications for decades. Stallman and Snowden (to name a couple) exposed that a long time ago. Hell, the USA government exposes themselves all the time, the USA people just choose to ignore it.

Not sure if you’re being facetious, but you’re actually correct.