This isn’t new. If you’re using a company-device, they can read everything you do on it. This has been true for many years. Clickbait headline.
Don’t use your company computer / phone / email / whatever to say anything you wouldn’t want your boss / HR / other to read.
I ripped 298 Blu-Rays and a smaller number of DVDs with MakeMKV. Twice because I lost the whole collection due to my own bs the first time (make sure you have excellent backups, folks). I would not go through the process a third time, but that has nothing to do with the software.
I use pfSense with eero access points.
This is an important public service announcement if ever I saw one.
This is a reasonable argument and made me pause to think about it. However the ancient Egyptians kept records on clay tablets and our paper receipts and digital data will all be gone, so no one will have a record of the pizza parties. That doesn’t stop you from buying me beer if you like. :)
The pyramids were paid for in part by a stipend of beer. I think that’s a good better system.
I’ll stop contributing if this happens.
This is how I remember lots of things. Move my keys, shoes, glasses, whatever. Makes me think about the reason I moved them and remember what I’m supposed to take with me. This only works if said items always live in the same spot all other times.
Those people were condemned as witches. Best not to think about it.
I hope this chud gets a bad batch of protein-shake powder and gets horribly poisoned and dies.
Jim Jeffries talked about this topic in his new Netflix special that came out last week.
“Think of the children!”
-Fascists
TIL a platypus makes venom.
Q: What does that say about dad watching fishing on tv rather than doing it for real on the water?
A: The man has sucked every dick in town.
Further, the studios saw how Apple cornered the market selling songs for a dollar and didn’t want any one company (Netflix) to have that kind of control again. And it happened the same way: the record industry didn’t take the iTunes Store as anything that could be a huge success and gave Apple a sweetheart deal that they later regretted for leaving money on the table.
The lesson they didn’t learn is that it takes competitive pricing to wipe out (most of) piracy. The desire to squeeze every last drop of profit leads to its resurgence.
Good riddance to studios opening a bajillion streaming services. Sail the high seas and be merry.
I could be wrong, but I think Goliath challenged the Jews to one-on-one combat because he was a giant (he was def a “giant;” the part I could be wrong about is whether he challenged or his leader / master challenged). I couldn’t say for sure; I’m an atheist and primarily study the first two centuries of christianity (it’s a fascinating topic).
They chose to kill the golden goose by jacking up prices over and over and over. I don’t feel bad for greedy corporations who did this to themselves.
We should go back to the days when leaders fought one-on-one. Instead, they send minions to die. Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd both said something or other about this. Oh well, guess a bunch of people have to die.
Hahahaha. Again?!