NaibofTabr
@NaibofTabr@infosec.pub
- Comment on CD Projekt exec says "the right thing to do" is release a real Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge for Cyberpunk 2077, not a game-key card, in message to other studios: "Do not underestimate the physical edit 1 day ago:
I’m not sure what most people were expecting
People were expecting the game that was promised in all the lead-up marketing.
CD Projekt has been building up expectations, previewing intriguing scenes and customizations that never came to pass.
It went to promise real-time AI that would grant over a thousand NPCs a variety of roles and actions that, complete with a day/night cycle, was designed to change up their routines. But as fans began playing, they quickly discovered this wasn’t true.
Then, there are the gameplay and AI issues that hinder the experience. A game like Cyberpunk 2077 runs on crime, and CD Projekt promised realistic interactions with the police. One would fully expect officers to come running if a crime was committed out in the open with witnesses, or even in a remote alleyway. Sadly, there is nothing realistic about a bunch of cops spawning unexpectedly around the player with guns firing – especially if no one even witnessed the crime.
Basically all of the marketing turned out to be lies and the game that CDPR promised never existed.
- Comment on When technology is the problem, not the solution 1 day ago:
It’s your problem. It’s somebody else’s solution.
It’s not final yet.
- Comment on Showing your ID to get online might become a reality 1 day ago:
How could this possibly be GDPR compliant?
- Comment on CD Projekt exec says "the right thing to do" is release a real Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge for Cyberpunk 2077, not a game-key card, in message to other studios: "Do not underestimate the physical edit 1 day ago:
Ah the ol’bait’n’switch, a classic.
- Comment on CD Projekt exec says "the right thing to do" is release a real Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge for Cyberpunk 2077, not a game-key card, in message to other studios: "Do not underestimate the physical edit 2 days ago:
Hey, it’s been awhile, it’s gotta be done by now!
Did they finally add all the features they advertised?
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- Comment on Hear me when I tell y'all 4 days ago:
- Comment on At least 4,500 Americans per year die from hydroxyl acid exposure 1 week ago:
Spread awareness of the hazards of DHMO
- Comment on USB 2.0 is 25 years old today — the interface standard that changed the world 1 week ago:
Personally I just splice all my cables into MIL-DTL-26482 connectirs, that way I know they’re solid!
- Comment on One Million Chessboards · eieio.games 1 week ago:
- Comment on Winning 1 week ago:
“Show me on this doll…”
- Comment on USB 2.0 is 25 years old today — the interface standard that changed the world 1 week ago:
- Comment on Unsubscribe page that crashes when you try to unsubscribe 1 week ago:
It is an absolute PITA to keep an email server on the “nice” list so your company’s email traffic doesn’t get spam filtered by every service provider, and the major services (gmail, outlook, etc) are all federating their spam filter lists so many times if you get blocked on one you get blocked on all. There is so much spam to deal with that the filtering is highly automated and there’s little human oversight.
The point being, it could only take a handful of incidents reporting a company’s email as spam to ruin their reputation and result in email from their domain getting automatically filtered everywhere. So, you know, if they don’t support an easy way to unsubscribe then they are in fact behaving like spammers, so flag them and let them deal with having their domain blacklisted.
- Comment on 100% all natural hand-drawn comic 2 weeks ago:
Instructions unclear; set teeth on fire.
- Comment on Anon finally finds a girlfriend 2 weeks ago:
I think the barrier to entry needs to be higher.
- Comment on Jennifer Lawrence was quoted implying that The Hunger Games was the first female-led action movie ... today I want to introduce you to one of my favorite exceptions: The Long Kiss Goodnight. 2 weeks ago:
Kill Bill? or its inspiration, Lady Snowblood?
- Comment on ChatGPT is referring to users by their names unprompted, and some find it 'creepy' 2 weeks ago:
AI is surveillance tool.
- Comment on Anon finally finds a girlfriend 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Anon works at a warehouse 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Anon works at a warehouse 3 weeks ago:
Correct.
But we don’t need employees to audit your use of company devices - we have LLMs for that. We can always define what is “work related” and flag anything that doesn’t match, or any web addresses that are outside the pre-approved list (it doesn’t have to be blacklisting, we can do whitelisting too).
And yeah, they won’t fire you right away… they’ll just collect data, and use it to justify firing you when they decide that you cost too much.
- Comment on Anon works at a warehouse 3 weeks ago:
I mean… you should always assume that everything on a company-owned device is being monitored.
And yeah, just because there weren’t immediate consequences doesn’t mean there won’t be any.
- Comment on From a purely political perspective, if you oppose the US tariffs as a US resident, should you buy or avoid buying products subject to tariffs? 4 weeks ago:
Always buy local if you can. It has the lowest climate impact.
Even buying a less-green local product vs. a more eco-friendly import might have less climate impact due to resource extraction, production in areas with possibly less environmental protection regulations, and above all shipping.
Climate cost-benefit outweighs all other arguments for rational people.
- Comment on Amazon Said to Make a Bid to Buy TikTok in the U.S. 5 weeks ago:
Amazon is a terribly exploitative company, but… they might actually be better than Oracle.
- Comment on ONE OF US 5 weeks ago:
Yeah, for being brilliant physicists, they weren’t particularly smart. From the second incident:
On May 21, 1946, one of Daghlian’s colleagues, physicist Louis Slotin, was demonstrating a similar criticality experiment, lowering a beryllium dome over the core.
Like the tungsten carbide bricks before it, the beryllium dome reflected neutrons back at the core, pushing it toward criticality. Slotin was careful to ensure the dome – called a tamper – never completely covered the core, using a screwdriver to maintain a small gap, acting as a crucial valve to enable enough of the neutrons to escape.
The method worked, until it didn’t.
The screwdriver slipped and the dome dropped, for an instant fully covering the demon core in a beryllium bubble bouncing too many neutrons back at it.
After an initial bout of nausea and vomiting, he at first seemed to recover in hospital, but within days was losing weight, experiencing abdominal pain, and began showing signs of mental confusion.
A press release issued by Los Alamos at the time described his condition as “three-dimensional sunburn”.
- Comment on 3's grip looks the most comfy 1 month ago:
- Comment on 3's grip looks the most comfy 1 month ago:
Yeah people here are overlooking the Sharpie pen, it’s quite nice.
- Comment on ive always wanted to do this, with annoying customers 1 month ago:
some BOFH energy
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
OP posted a rain graph here, it maxes out at ~20% in April-May.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Is there water access on the property? Potential for drilling a well?
Without a steady source of water, farming is problematic.
- Comment on Dead reddit theory 💀 1 month ago:
Tragedy is comedy + time
