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- Comment on Microsoft Is Abandoning Windows 10. Hackers Are Celebrating. 1 day ago:
If UAC bypasses weren’t left unpatched I would have kept my own one so I could reign chaos as soon as Microsoft drops it.
You know what, I’m keeping it anyways, so I can prove an argument by telling you about it.
I’m sure many malware developers have tons of exploits ready for when support is dropped.
- Comment on Are Street Racers "bad people"? 2 days ago:
Nope.
- Comment on Anon makes games 1 week ago:
In Time is definitely one of my favorite movies. It has some great world building around this concept.
- Comment on FIFY 2 weeks ago:
Tip them for doing their work? You’re crazy.
Maybe I’ll pay them a bit extra if they cleaned my cum off the curtains.
- Comment on UNDER THE THC 🎶 2 weeks ago:
Haha animal abuse. So funny.
Not.
- Comment on observes your slit 3 weeks ago:
Don’t worry. You’re were both right and wrong until we observed it.
- Comment on Chrome increases its overwhelming market share, now over 70% 5 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t worry at that. People said the same thing about Internet Explorer.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
I have been burned out by project managers way too hard to have any respect for the capitalist tech world. I have 15 years of programming experience yet I’m literally looking for a job on a farm or warehouse.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Well the guy from the article is named David Lu and added a function with the name
IsDLEnabledinAD. That by itself deserves an article. - Comment on 1 month ago:
For developers in similar situations, where the corporate overlords make your life miserable; use dead man’s triggers Instead of a simple killswitch: manually start handling certificates, introduce memory leaks that you can easily clear, have excessive disk filling logs that you can daily clear, and all kinds of other stuff that is a perpetual dumpster fire that you extinguish as part of your job. Oh, and don’t forget to forget commenting and documenting. The next developer should instantly learn the pressure they have been putting on you.
- Comment on 🤡 We've all been played for fools. 🤡 1 month ago:
Belgium. For the Dutch speaking part there’s VDAB, which handles the path from unemployment to employment. They are the ones that help you get a job, which is a requirement for unemployment benefits, so they are quite active. They currently have 246 different types of jobs listed that need more people. This list is actively referenced to by schools, especially on the degrees that lead to a job in this list, as well as all the school counselors that help you figure out what you want. There’s also many jobs in the list that do not require a degree or course, often for less wanted jobs that are harder to find people for.
- Comment on 🤡 We've all been played for fools. 🤡 1 month ago:
Where I live this is always mentioned. There are also many resources that list what jobs have too many people or not enough people. These are often linked to on the websites of schools right next to the degrees they offer. I remember being happy because the degree I went for had a gold star next to it telling me this is would lead to good job opportunities and a high pay. Also, the jobs with not enough people often have cheap or even free courses that are subsidized by my government. There was a big need for (well paid) underwater welders for example, and the full courses were completely free.
God I love socialism.
- Comment on Electricity Consumption 1 month ago:
It also neglects rubbing on some fabrics and shocking friends and family with the charged static electricity.
- Comment on UK government to use AI to predict crime locations by 2030 1 month ago:
It will eventually show the locations of where they use this AI.
- Comment on Anon tries running live USB Linux on his dad's computer 1 month ago:
Seems like Linux skills for IT people can become a gold mine.
- Comment on what video game deserves to be in a museum? 2 months ago:
Be sure to have a look at KeeperFX and !dungeonkeeper@lemmy.world
- Comment on what video game deserves to be in a museum? 2 months ago:
- Comment on US education 2 months ago:
We have caught the electricity monster into a circuit and now we need to keep it in a loop.
- Comment on The long hard road 2 months ago:
Keep up the status quo my friend.
Why not look forward to a normal working day with normal working days before and after?
- Comment on The long hard road 2 months ago:
Allowing people to work for 11 hours is an infectious disease by itself.
- Comment on Ubisoft: Microtransactions make games more fun 2 months ago:
Lmao.
They should hear themselves.
- Comment on Candy Crush Developers Set To Be Laid Off By Microsoft Are Reportedly Being Replaced By The AI Tools They Were Told To Build 2 months ago:
This isn’t a problem, because the profits of said AI tools go to the original developers. Right? RIGHT?
- Comment on YouTuber Faces Possible Jail Time for Reviewing Gaming Handhelds 2 months ago:
why target the youtuber though?
It’s the same taking the fight against drug dealers to the drug users. They don’t care about the lives they ruin as long as they can punish people.
- Comment on YouTuber Faces Possible Jail Time for Reviewing Gaming Handhelds 2 months ago:
The officials have access to the devices, they consumed the illegal content and then documented their findings. This is considered a review and the officials should be charged under the copyright law.
- Comment on Mercedes-Benz will let you use an in-car camera in Microsoft Teams while driving 2 months ago:
Hands-free calling is considered safe in most countries so I don’t really see this as a problem.
The bigger problem is the capitalist hellscape where you’re supposed to be on the road but also in meetings at the same time.
- Comment on Two men behind ‘senseless’ felling of Sycamore Gap tree jailed for more than four years 2 months ago:
a 150 year sentence for killing a 150 year old tree would be nice
- Comment on suckcess 2 months ago:
When I start at a job, I always start out slower just to set the baseline for expectations.
- Comment on Grok 4 seems to consult Elon Musk to answer controversial questions 2 months ago:
Extremely troubling.
- Comment on Jury shown CCTV of alleged assault on police at Manchester Airport 2 months ago:
That police officer kicking the face of the guy on the ground makes me more mad than the guys fighting back against the police.
- Comment on Statement on Stop Killing Games - VIDEOGAMES EUROPE 2 months ago:
Private servers are not always a viable alternative option for players as the protections we put in place to secure players’ data, remove illegal content, and combat unsafe community content would not exist and would leave rights holders liable.
Incorrect. Only in a capitalist hellhole like America. In the rest of the world this would never be a problem. Just release the server code under MIT and let the community fix it. Also make sure you can manually setup a masterserver in the game itself, or implement direct connect functionality.
many titles are designed from the ground-up to be online-only; in effect, these proposals would curtail developer choice by making these video games prohibitively expensive to create.
Same answer as before. Release the online part under the MIT license. Not your problem anymore at that point. You can still require an original game license for the game itself. We’re only talking about the server software here.
We welcome the opportunity to discuss our position with policy makers and those who have led the European Citizens Initiative in the coming months.
We, the people, have been discussing this for at least a decade now. Get over it and stop trying you capitalist pigs.
