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mikelovenotwar
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- "..and how we can help you engage further with our automated ball kicking machine we used on you without consent.."
- > It’s everything broken about the fucking internet right now.
This sums it up. The attitude and behaviours deemed by this man as acceptable are a highly problematic, and a contributor the cesspool that the internet has become.
- Commentary on the situation from Louis Rossmann https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIyaDD8onIE
- Please let this be true. Hilarious
- > Han shot first.
More specifically, Greedo didn't shoot at all. Not until it was messed with many years later.
- A link to the actual hackaday blog post: https://hackaday.com/2024/06/06/linamp-the-irl-winamp/
- > Is anyone using it?
Not really
- >It's always funny (both haha and sad) to me which sacrificial lamb the parties convince to push something like this forward.
Driving up to their home with a dump truck full of money tends to get the desired results.
- > He leaves out a lot of relevant information anytime the CIA is involved in a story.
What do you feel has not been covered sufficiently in the MKULTRA podcast series?
- I don't seem to recall that being the case, the CIA are discussed multiple times.
- The 'behind the bastards' podcast did a series of episodes on this that are worth checking out.
- Previously Valve asked Portal 64 developer to take the project down:
- >One time putty took down our prod rac cluster on Xmas eve...
A literal PEBCAK issue, not a putty issue.
- >amazon give nectar points as a reward They do not, and are not listed as a partner on nectar
- TF2 receives regular patches, fixing bugs. The sniper bot problem badly needs a proper fix.
- Community Council https://gitlab.com/fdroid/admin/-/issues/447
- Finally, confirmation of HL 3!
- > That's the situation TCS contractors are in. Now, laws are laws, and we have to follow them. There is always plenty of money to do things by the book. I thought this was a gov. project, not insurance, but the principle is the same. Transamerica is getting worse service because the contractor that they prefer wanted to look at documentation for a system they payed for. This is why enterprise IT is a legally mandated mess.
This is not the case. Regardless you state that there is a single choice to be made, getting something that works OR having it done legally.
- >Texas would rather punish TCS than have stuff work
Why would it have to be one, and not both?
- >It's a bottom to top evil company.
Worked there for a while, can confirm
- Worked for TCS, such 'courses' were mandatory, however as with all of their training cheating was rife.
- perhaps of interest https://cdm.link/2023/09/4ms-explains-meta-module/
- Poor performance, terrible UX, welcome to modern software.
- There's precious little code to read....
- For those who enjoyed Understand, it along with other shorts are published in Stories of Your Life and Others.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stories_of_Your_Life_and_Other...
As history has shown, this didn't work out well for anyone