I’m down

How can they use AI for an engineering review? Wouldn’t an actual licensed engineer have to sign off on the building?

Nurses make a lot more money. Before she retired, my mom was making over 100k working under 40 hours a week, in suburban midwest

I had a similar account that got banned for connecting to the wrong VPN endpoint. Clicked a random server from my VPN provider, suddenly my account was permanently banned with no ability to appeal

Thinking it was just some issue on my end (it was a non-standard looking ban), I logged into another OG account of mine, which also promptly got perma-banned

Extreme incompetence for them to be issuing perma-bans like that based on IP address

They made it easier for bots to thrive by allowing hidden post histories, limiting the API, and punishing users for “bad” reports, but claim they need face ID to filter out bots?

User submissions. There’s a leaderboard and people are crazy fast at submitting them. I’ve seen 30 minute videos have the sponsor sections blocked out within 10 minutes of being posted

As an example, here are the stats for my sponsor block:

You’ve saved people from 3,297 segments ( 2d 17h 7.0 minutes of their lives )

You’ve skipped 577 segments ( 10h 18.6 minutes )

Project Farm is the only channel I can think of where I’d trust the review to be fair and honest

It looks like one of those case studies showing ADHD vs. normal actions

Edit: It was an ADHD case study, but it was the same student watching a math lecture vs. watching Star Wars

Fedora is the cutting edge consumer release of RedHat, so I wouldn’t call it either boring or reliable

It’s an Arch distro. Talk half the parts there, throw them in the car, then put the other half in a bag of spare parts and you have Cachy

Not really. You’re not at much risk of harming yourself with the tools, and if an attacker is already on your system able to execute arbitrary software, you’re already pretty well pwned

Which isn’t to say it doesn’t present any risk, just that it’s relatively negligible in a personal computing environment. In a corporate environment, you’d need strict controls on who can use those tools and when

I used it as a daily driver for the last couple years on one of my laptops

I like Debian and work in cybersecurity. I’d have to install all these tools anyway, so it made sense. Turns out OffSec doesn’t bother testing persistent installs. The stability as absolutely atrocious. I run into so many issues because they change things like the audio manager and I end up with both trying to run in parallel

Most people still say you’re not supposed to use it because of security issues. Those aren’t a concern these days. Lack of upgrade stability is the real reason not to have a persistent install, especially on bare metal

Site gets paid and I get the content I want. Only one losing is the advertiser, which is a good thing in my book

Do you know if AdNauseum actively merges in new uBlock Origin changes, or is it fully forked?

I’m having difficulty finding information on this

In what capacity was NATO involved?

The other sources I could find indicated it was Israeli forces that blew it up. Is there specific meaning to specifying it was Zionists as opposed to the Israeli military?

Was this water station still in use? Israel leveled much of the strip during the war, for lack of a better word

Was there any stated reason as to why the water station was blown up?

Having been to some of the protests, I can assure you there’s are lots of younger people out there. Let’s not play a blame game here, when we’re all in this together

Damn that’s cheap. I pay $50/month per person, for unlimited

That’s going to be highly dependent on where you live. In Tokyo I easily got around without service for years since there was wifi at every train station and convenience store

It’s not 2005 any more. Public wifi can easily be used securely these days

This was literally a dentistry ad. Why has it been reframed as if it were a social media comment?