At least the Mafia has some sense of honor.
Posts by Alumoi
1197 publicly visible posts • joined 16 Jan 2016
Tesla sues Swedish government after worker rebellion cripples car biz
Greenpeace calls out tech giants for carbon footprint fumble
Re: WTF????
I wonder if all those politicians have even heard of video conferences. You know, when you settle your arse in your favorite chair, wearing only your briefs and a shirt with tie, looking into a camera and speaking into a microphone.
They don't fucking need to meet in person. Think of the savings in fuel, food, services, drugs, hookers, booze and so on they can save.
Tesla, Musk likely aware of Autopilot deficiencies behind Florida fatality, says judge
What do Apple, Meta, TikTok have in common? Fighting off Europe's stiff antitrust rules
Re: Doing the Lords's wrok
EU: you're big, so we'll impose a large fine but don't worry, we won't collect it. Oh, and if we can come to an agreement we'll reduce the fine. But no worries, we still won't collect it.
USA: you're big, so we'll have you pay a small ammount, recognise you've done nothing wrong and carry on.
Lawyer guilty of arrogance after ignoring tech support
Copilot coming to Windows 10 to help navigate the OS's twilight years
Rights warriors claim online ad auction data a danger to national security
You get a Copilot, and you get a Copilot – Microsoft now the Copilot company
Google, Amazon, Microsoft make the Mozilla naughty list for Christmas shopping
Cisco has a new problem: You take too long to implement its products and stop buying more kit
Google Chrome coders really, truly, absolutely ready to cull third-party cookies from 2024
When it comes to personal data, we're on a highway to hell
US Air Force wants to see some atomic motors for future spacecraft
Apple might have to pay that €13B EU tax bill after all
EU lawmakers scolded for concealing identities of privacy-busting content-scanning 'experts'
Bad eIDAS: Europe ready to intercept, spy on your encrypted HTTPS connections
YouTube cares less for your privacy than its revenues
Content providers have to be paid. We get that.
So set up pay per access sites.
Ohhh, nobody will pay for your 'content' and your children will starve.... Well, tough luck, maybe your 'content' is crap and you should go back to your old job.
As for the so called news site. Yes, the ones that became click bait traps for ads. Go back to journalism, set up pay per access, have a special subpage dedicated to ads (you know, like you did in the old paper only times) and let your readers decide if you are worth it.
India's lunar landing made a mess on the Moon
'Corrupt' cop jailed for tipping off pal to EncroChat dragnet
Apple slams Android as a 'massive tracking device' in internal slides revealed in Google antitrust battle
Meta's ad-free scheme dares you to buy your privacy back, one euro at a time
Apple Private Wi-Fi hasn't worked for the past three years
Tenfold electric vehicles on 2030 roads could be a shock to the system
Re: Never going to happen in the UK
...we can't be compelled to buy them...
Law no.XXXX
Article 1. Operating a combustion engine equipped vehicle on public roads is forbidden. The penalty shall be a fine no less than the value of the vehicle payable in cash in 24 hours, confiscation of said vehicle and no less than 10 years in a state controlled penitentiary.
See, we don't force you to buy one.
13-year Google privacy settlement pays litigants the equivalent of a Big Mac meal
On-by-default video calls come to X, disable to retain your sanity
It is 2023 and Excel's reign of date terror might finally be at an end
When is a privacy button not a privacy button? When Google runs it, claims lawsuit
NASA just patched Voyager 2's software but spared Voyager 1 the risky rewrite
Millions of smart meters will brick it when 2G and 3G turns off
Take Windows 11... please. Leaks confirm low numbers for Microsoft's latest OS
Re: history repeats itself
The experiment was done (to/on) with ordinary people. Ordinary people who don't give a damn about the operating system as long as they cat pictures keep rolling.
Most people here are, at least, PFY-in-training level so they can glance the difference between a turd (Windows 10) and a polished one (Windows 11).
How 'AI watermarking' system pushed by Microsoft and Adobe will and won't work
EU threatens X with DSA penalties over spread of Israel-Hamas disinformation
Go ahead, let the unknowable security risks of Windows Copilot onto your PC fleet
It's 2023 and Microsoft WordPad can be exploited to hijack vulnerable systems
Re: Something went wrong
Maybe you did the same as I did: disabled and deleted a lot of Microsoft crap I didn't ask for.
A little:
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
SFC /scannow
and presto! the update installed without problems. I can't be arsed to see which crap MS thinks it's so important as that machine is only used for the only program my government thinks it can only run on Chrome on Windows (yes, it involves digital signing, hardware tokens and no, the digital signer provider doesn't support linux).
New information physics theory is evidence 'we're living in a simulation,' says author
You've just spent $400 on a baby monitor. Now you need a subscription
Are you nuts? Accept responsability for something? Damn, you must be old.
Don't you watch US movies? As soon as the baby is out of the hospital he's locked in his comfy room, fed nothing but formula milk (God forbit he's breastfed), surrounded by all kind of crap to keep him happy so that his parent can get on with their life.