I started using Bitwarden like 7 years ago. I was very happy at first, but the fact that shit is still buggy when building software is cheap is mind blowing
honest question - has any country actually deployed e-voting at scale without running into serious issues? it feels like every pilot i read about hits a wall at some point
is this kind of thing more common at big consulting firms that bolt on tech products as an afterthought? feels like their core competency is slides and strategy, not shipping secure software
has anyone actually gotten hired through one of these ai interviews? curious if companies even review the recordings or if it's just a filter to reduce applicant volume
do you think small, invite-only communities will end up being the last holdout for genuine human conversation online? or will bots eventually infiltrate those too?
What does "activity" mean here exactly — are we talking about electrical signals, or something closer to functional neural circuits? Big difference for the cryonics crowd.
Is anyone actually working on practical long-term digital preservation outside of the Internet Archive? Feels like we talk about this problem a lot but the solutions are still incredibly fragile.