The way the rules are being enforced as well as who is enforcing the rules are just as important as the rules themselves IMO, if any of the above 3 change it should be made aware to the users. In this case idk if it would even be condemnation, considering she doesn’t seem to mind being a tankie at all.

Every tradition and social structure has some important reasoning behind it, and if you want to get rid of some prohibition or institution because you think it’s outdated, useless, or obstructing progress then that is a demonstration of your lack of qualification to make such a change.

Where did you get this impression from? If you think it’s outdated, useless, or obstructing progress that’s understanding. Seeing that it’s useless is different from not seeing its use. There is literally a quote about that in the same chapter.

If he knows how it arose, and what purposes it was supposed to serve, he may really be able to say that they were bad purposes, or that they have since become bad purposes, or that they are purposes which are no longer served.

https://www.tomshardware.com/software/windows-11-identifier-used-to-track-scattered-spider-perp-after-microsoft-shared-info-with-fbi-19-year-old-us-estonian-hacker-arrested-over-alleged-ties-to-infamous-extortion-group

poor timing lol

“it’s weird”

“it’s gross”

“other people won’t like you if you do it”

I thought neurodivergents hated such reasoning lol

Imagine doing remote tech support for someone with such an attitude lol

There is an entire profession dedicated to stopping violence against capital

i thought when u said “Do you need me to explain economics 101 to you?” u were going to explain economics 101 to me lol

yes please

They’ve been working on this since last year and still haven’t figured out the question of “who will we trust tokens from”. You’d think that such a question would have been the focus from the very beginning! Lot of “I hope”, “I’d love to”, and “wondering if we might be able to” and other such non-committal language regarding the kind of power that is given to token issuers.

A mid-range PC (i5 4590 + 750ti) from 2014 would be a perfectly fine computer to use even today, and probably wouldn’t draw all that much more power than a modern PC either. Things last longer now that hardware advancements are slowing down. You’d have to use Windows 10 LTSC though because driver support for Linux has been discontinued, lol.

If I want to permanently delete a specific file from the recycle bin?

it defeats the purpose of a confirm dialogue if it doesn’t correctly tell you what you’re confirming…

You can also take a look at twitter where only a negligible amount of people migrated to free alternatives, most of the people who wanted to migrate did so to another mainstream platform owned by a for-profit company, and most people didn’t actually care to migrate no matter what the platform owners did.

With his ID?

I imagine there are many web services around the world which use ffmpeg to handle user submitted content.

Yep, and in 5 years architects and tech leads will be similarly be made obsolete. In the end, if you want to make money, all technology decisions are just implementation details in service of what actually matters - delivering business value. Therefore the only stable career in the age of AI is the project manager.

lol

They should have used some of those subsidies to lower the price lol

Wait a couple of years

It may take a decade but it will happen for sure

new architecture 5x in 5 years and by 2032

Wait for the next couple generations

How are they going to survive the next decade if they’re selling $200 performance for $500 man.

HP uses fwupd on some models and 100k is cheaper than hiring a single engineer for in house contributions.

Based on what happened with their e-mail, I imagine if the courts mandated IP logging for VPNs, Proton would still advertise their no-logs policy until they get caught out in a scandal and then silently update their marketing material & privacy policy afterwards. lol

ProtonMail 2018:

Now, Swiss courts have never tried to force us to log IPs, and the law is not completely clearly if we have to comply or not. If we got such a request, we would probably fight it just to test this out.

Did they ever end up fighting anything out? lol