sensitivefrost

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by sensitivefrost 3y ago
Why would people buy it on disk when it was released onto Disney+? It has other metrics of success - it was one of the most streamed programs in March 2022.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
They have doubled in size since 2020, but before that they were appropriately sized.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Are you saying that you think all these girls, at 50-60 schools across the entire country, who are displaying these symptoms, all at the same time, are suffering from... hysteria? O...kay.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
If you've ever tried to manage Apple products on an enterprise level, you'll find it hard to believe they give a shit about enterprise.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Twilio fired 17% of its staff. There was no handover.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
At least Western Australia is incredibly underpopulated and remote.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Literally two paragraphs down it says she has since retired from MI6.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Bug bounty people (myself included, though mine's quite aged) have written scrapers on all the main popular CI/CD platforms, to automagically scrape tokens from logs & submit bug reports to get paid. Unsurprising if malicious
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
"Do we need to stop something called a 'mass extinction'" is certainly a take.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
OpenBet use it quite a lot as well, so it powers a large number of the world's most popular gambling sites.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Uh, yeah, you didn't realise it was a scam when all the politicians trying to get that bill passed had investments in the companies getting the money?
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Yeah but to be fair, those games were nowhere nearly as popular as FIFA is today both casually and competitively.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
It's definitely not a US thing.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
The same way it works in other countries? lol
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
That's not what VRchat's blog post say at all, though. "Every month, thousands of users have their accounts stolen, often due to running a modified client that is silently logging their keystrokes as well as other information
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
How so?
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Yes? That's how bug bounties work. Companies that care about their security pay for bugs. Those that don't, don't. Sony care, but $20k for this chain of bugs is pretty poor, especially when they offer up to $50k (for critical
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Interesting. The end implies he doesn't want to clean carpets any more. I hope he can find a job translating in a capacity that makes him happy to use his language skills he clearly finds so much joy from.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
I could mildly ignore the invasive telemetry on my terminal (of all things), but making me sign into the terminal to use it is really bizarre behaviour. You make it a point on your web page that it isn't "yet another Electron app&
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
Why would you feel sorry for people making a ton of money working for a tech corporation? They know what they sign up for. Like, don't feel bad for Meta employees either or employees of weapons manufacturers either.
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by sensitivefrost 4y ago
I mean you can. Compromising Windows networks that are poorly configured is hilariously easy. That doesn't mean a Linux/macOS network is more secure inherently - I find people patch their macOS and Linux devices a _lot_ less than
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by sensitivefrost 5y ago
None of them, they're being massively hyperbolic and disingenuous because a piece of hardware isn't perfect the first iteration thus the reviewers who think a great device is great must be paid.
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by sensitivefrost 5y ago
"Sony panicked and bought a company that has one franchise (Destiny)." If you think Sony turned around and bought Bungie in the 2 weeks since the Acti-Blizz acquisition was announced, I dunno what to tell you.