Please, enlighten me how you'd remotely service a few thousand Bitlocker-locked machines, that won't boot far enough to get an internet connection, with non-tech-savvy users behind them. Pray tell what common "basic hygiene" practices would've helped, especially with Crowdstrike reportedly ignoring and bypassing the rollout policies set by their customers.

Not saying the rest of your post is wrong, but this stood out as easily glossed over.

What a fucking moron. This is the guy whose self-driving car you trust?

Let's be clear, this isn't the single programmer's fault. Everybody will eventually make a mistake. The fact that it wasn't caught by mitigating measures such as reviews, tests, and audits is the real error we can learn from here.

They had this one ready to go, huh?

This can only happen in nations where strong unions are supported and seen as a necessity for the benefit of the people.

Just so you're aware, it is very noticeable that you also used AI to help write this post and its use of language can throw a lot of people off.

Not to detract from your project, which looks cool!

Imagine having an obscene amount of money for the rest of your life, and the thing you decide to do is to invent more devices and methods to kill people.

Now give me an example of a corporate board at Intel's scale being responsible when given the choice between being responsible or buttloads of short-term profits.

Reminder that Godot exists for anyone who needs to hear it.

Is it me, or are 95% of these not misread social cues but just pronunciation fuckups?

I hate "Maybe later" even more

They'll probably proudly claim they won without a hint of irony.

The delusion these people share is so incredibly off-putting. As is their indignation that someone would dare to take away their "boyfriend".

I'm really loving the high-quality, modern journalism technique of checks notes basing an article entirely on what random people have said on social media.

Yes, the most egregious one that really grinds my gears is on the front page of YouTube, where it will show a shelf with YouTube shorts with an X top right. If you click it, it will hide the shelf and say "Okay, we'll hide shorts for 30 days" which is something no body would ever mean by pressing that button and it's such patronizing, insidious bullshit.

On a hard drive. No, not a motherboard connected to a hard drive, a hard drive by itself. Sprite is brilliant.

Stuff like that should be grounds for a mistrial

I'm guessing whoever is sending those letters snapshotted the CSAM on archive.today themselves to have leverage to take them down.

Man, nitter was amazing. Fuck Musk.

I think you're entirely missing the point, which is that for all the notable arrests for sexual abuse of children (celebrities, politicians, priests, cops) it's never someone in drag, even though that's one of the GOP screaming points in trying to ban drag and trans people. They're pointing out the ludicrousness of that message.