Crypto-coin is great!
... if you're a crypto-coin thief.
That's the only ones I see making real money from it these days.
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US warns cryptominers must cut power use to avoid busting US carbon goals
Mozilla CSO demands fines to curb Big Tech surveillance
South Korea takes massive step toward sustainable nuclear fusion reactions
Ad blockers struggle under Chrome's new rules
Japan's NTT claims it's built 1.2Tbit/s optical comms that sip power
The crime against humanity that is the modern OS desktop, and how to kill it
California passes bill requiring salary ranges on job listings
Wednesday 7th September 2022 19:21 GMT 
Re: Will this actually help ?
Blame other business owners, not the government.
If businesses weren't hurting others, none of it would be necessary.
Sure, we have a lot of rules because some people just want to micro-manage, but MOST of the rules exist because far too many people just want to screw other people.
Cloudflare stops services to 'revolting' hate site
Snap to lay off one in five employees as losses mount
Cloudflare tries to explain why it protects far-right forums that stalk and harass victims
Thursday 1st September 2022 05:59 GMT
This will not end well for Cloudfare
The U.S. has a law specifically for this. 18 U.S. Code § 1038 - False information and hoaxes.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1038
I'm sure other countries have similar laws.
Cloudfare is thus aiding and abetting and is not immune to prosecution nor lawsuits.
You can talk smack all you want, but when it causes real harm to people, your right to talk that smack, ends.
...along with swatting laws and filing a false police report.
Novant Health admits leak of 1.3m patients' info to Facebook
Tuesday 23rd August 2022 20:38 GMT
Re: Let me get this straight
Yep. There are no good guys in this situation.
The first mistake was using Facebook. There are hundreds of other services that could have done the same thing, cheaper and better.
But why even make it complicated in the first place? I used to do advertising tracking before the Internet. It's not rocket surgery. Send invite. Tally responses. Compared against number of invites sent. Done. Can't track your sent invites without complex technology? You're doing it wrong.
Lawsuit accuses Oracle of facilitating sales of 'billions' of folks' personal data
LibreOffice improves Microsoft compatibility with version 7.4
Big Tech is building the metaverse of its own dreams. You don't want to go there
Microsoft to drop price for Teams Rooms, add free Basic tier for SMBs
Thursday 18th August 2022 21:47 GMT
Anarchy
I live in the entire MS ecosystem these days and it's an anarchistic disaster.
Office. Teams. Sharepoint. Azure. Power Apps. Dynamics. Each one trying to duplicate functions of the other along with inscrutable interfaces and cross program logic connections and required permissions at the least opportune time. And the pop-ups. Dear god the annoying pop-ups. I spend almost as much time fighting the pop-ups as I do actual work. And each new version moving controls or doing away with them altogether and some that can ONLY be found and used by using the search function. There is no other way to access them.
MS is doing nothing, NOTHING, but creating complexity for the sake of lock-in.
When maintaining the OS and programs becomes a full time job itself, your product has failed. By definition.
Excel @ mentions approach general availability on the desktop
Twitter unveils US midterm election integrity plans, upsets almost everyone
Microsoft's Secure Boot fix sends some PCs into BitLocker Recovery
More datacenters coming to Ireland, despite energy concerns
FAANGs failing on keeping user data safe from bug hunters
General Motors charges mandatory $1,500 fee for three years of optional car features
Facebook hands over chats to cops in abortion case
Thursday 11th August 2022 04:57 GMT
Maybe not storing so much bleeding useless data?
Oh wait, what am I thinking?! My bad. It is of course VITALLY important that corporations know which hand I use to wipe my arse on Tuesday at 5pm each August.
Forever.
Sorry, don't know what came over me. My commie tendencies come out when I'm not drinking heavily.
Tech industry stuck over patent problems with AI algorithms
Ex-CISA chief Krebs calls for US to get serious on security
Economic uncertainty can't stop cloud growth
Businesses should dump Windows for the Linux desktop
Thursday 11th August 2022 04:35 GMT
You will change or Microsoft will own you
MS is moving everything to Azure. AD and SCCM are outdated. Long outdated. Azure is cloud. Office is cloud. Dynamics is cloud. Power Apps is Cloud. Teams is cloud. Sharepoint is cloud.
Everything that was once local, department and enterprise deployed and controlled by the administrator you could call within your office, has all gone cloud. This means MS can change the terms of service any time they want. And do anything with your data and what are you going to do about it? Your lawyers vs their lawyers? Get real. And your once useful admin is now at the mercy of the cloud as well. "Sorry, cloud is down, can't fix it and nobody to call".
Oh I know, you can just use something else! Oh wait, no you can't, because you're irretrievably sunk deep into MS and since nobody really created demand for an alternative, none really exists.
Suckers.
Hyperbole? LOL. Did you just fall off the turnip truck? And how did everyone forget WHY the PC was adopted? Just... how?!
But hey, keep on and find out. I'll be long retired and won't care about your hostage to MS consequences.
Apple ends corporate COVID mask mandate
Tuesday 2nd August 2022 17:47 GMT
The panemic is over?
When did the pandemic end? Are those 450 Americans still dying every day from covid along with the never ending mutation of the virus just my imagination?
I have no doubt some well informed PhD epidemiologists and doctors will chime in and let me know I'm just imagining things.
Oh wait... no they won't. Just the Dunning Krugers will.
Google asks workers for ideas on being 'more focused and efficient' in internal survey
Indonesia sparks outrage by blocking PayPal, gaming sites, for compliance oversight
I paid for it, that makes it mine. Doesn’t it? No – and it never did
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