residentmarchant @ residentmarchant @lemmy.world

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Their job is to report what is said exactly, not give their commentary on it (otherwise, you get fox news). Now, good journalists also provide the current news in context of past actions, but they should still let the reader decide if it will happen again.

Maybe some vanilla vodka or Malibu or something would be ideal

Not to come to their defense, I don't like most of what they do, but when you have multiple billion users, every "small change" you make or feature you add is a significant investment in planning, building, and testing.

Woah, you wanna let a whole day go by?! Every 6 hours I need an email status update. But, if you forget to send an email, I know you're not doing good work. Then, at the end of the day I can ask you in person about the contents of your emails that I didn't read.

Eh, not your fault, just Spotify not being able to figure out how to make a customizable product.

Just toggled that setting and it didn't seem to change anything

Yes! The shuffle button! Every time I want to shuffle/unshuffle a playlist, it seemingly has to toggle through the smart shuffle bullshit first, which disables the button and shows a loading icon (which can be 5+ seconds on a mobile connection) while it finds awful songs to inject into my playlist.

Oh how I wish there was a way to disable it

Peculiar Grub

This Old Tony! More in the machining space, but he builds things and has a sharp dry wit

Why keylog and pick up 10k random characters to sift through when the password they want is written down for them?

A truly dedicated enough attacker can and will look in your window! Or do fancier things like enable cameras on devices you put near your monitor

Not saying it's likely, but writing passwords down is super unsafe

So cursed, just in time for Halloween

I'm gonna get vilified for this, but do you mean one side makes memes with sharp commentary and the other makes memes for dumb people?

I got interested in the thought and looked it up. Boston Common predates Central Park by about 200 years!

Concerts?! How? I like interacting with the people around me and we'll share some jokes, but I've never talked to them again

Butt

The containers still run an OS, have proprietary application code on them, and have memory that probably contains other user's data in it. Not saying it's likely, but containers don't really fix much in the way of gaining privileged access to steal information.

In that case, it'll steal someone else's secrets!

There's no way the model has access to that information, though.

Google's important product must have proper scoped secret management, not just environment variables or similar.

At least for now we don't have to watch ads....