i always found this to be upsetting as an IT tech at a former company - when a network or server had an issue and i was sent to resolve it, it was a "just reboot it" fix, which never kept the problem from recurring and bringing the server down at 07:00 the next Monday.
the limitations on the questions i could ask hurt that SLA more than any network switch's memory leak ever did, and i felt as if my expertise meant nothing as a result.
Musk blocking Signal links makes me just a bit happier about my Signal donation every month :>
so when does a judge charge this guy with negligent homicide, the enforcement arm ignore it, and someone impersonate our favorite green Nintendo plumber?
they're always so fucking chill and unbothered when the world is burning, smug af
my righteous Mormon childhood was so holy that I speak in tongues and writhe upon the ground, possessed by the Spirit (I have PTSD and panic attacks) :D
i am in cybersecurity and IT. i saw a huge cyber attack on Bluetooth-enabled devices at an event a while back, and it put several people with Bluetooth-enabled insulin pumps in the hospital.
i recently discovered that a good friend of mine has an insulin pump. i am legitimately worried about her safety as a result, and even more so after seeing this.
i also do not like this :D
there is most certainly a point where you must start fighting dirty, and i think it's time for us Americans to seriously start considering our use of that whole 2nd Amendment thing - murder is bad, obviously, but we are one of the most heavily armed populations in the world, and that means a lot.
i feel this, i totally forget to update my libraries haha
would be a shame if EMS were slow to respond to an emergent need for medical care for one Utah governor. why did they think this was a good idea??
hell yeah this is the way
i'm getting reddit vibes, that makes sense. classic enshittification
same, i've been very happy with Caddy, even with lots of subdomains and weird configs it's been rock solid.