marcod

I'm in the US, but how many noticed of data breaches I have received in the last few months from mortgage companies and so on is really staggering.

All they offer is some credit monitoring... there should be real consequences for companies or they will never prioritize keeping our data safe.

What consequences does "Finland's largest psychotherapy company, Vastaamo" have to face?

Still much preferable to an unsecured online database, no?

Please, non plus.

(original Latin meaning ;)

Unless you get guarantees in a contract which Amazon would never give :p

My first thought when I read the definition of token was - that's how they bill you :p

I just played Master of Orion (bought via GOG), which is a DOS game on DOSBox, one Wine, on Android :)

I've always been a fan of the scale of "T-shirt size estimates"

I've worked in companies where it wasn't a thing and we were horribly ineffective at helping customers with complicated issues on our system.

Once they changed the credentials and no longer share them, this particular issue should be gone, no?

Most vulnerability reports I see at work come from security researchers in Pakistan and India.

I have never found out if this is a side gig, a full-time job, or a hobby for people.

Because you don't care for it?

WindowsX ;)

Most peeps I know already have the insta account, so while the incentive to switch isn't very high, the friction to do so is very low.

Which is even funnier when you know he tried to rename PayPal to X before and got fired over this abysmal idea.

I mean I have definitely felt like a liability before :p

"What do you mean, we have to pay health insurance for all of them?? Let's get the cheapest option available!"

> But the last word goes to Brandon Moyer, who was eliminated in the final. In his post-game interview, the US competitor thanked his wife, who “never made fun of me, even once, for competing in the Microsoft Excel world championship”.

If I say "this AC is on its last legs" I'm likely talking about acceptance criteria ;)

Perl at 35 (almost 36)

> How do you do, fellow kids?

Especially since the mentioned app apparently doesn't run on the newest Android version...

I'm gonna hope that power users will be able to get those builds wherever they live ;)

It's not the first time.

Worked incredibly well for our first born, but 2nd child just wanted to talk like their sibling.

Almost 20 years later, I still know all the signs for baby food ;)

I don't know much about this, but my first association was with Fifth Element :)

I was worried this would be a political post :p

I'm gonna try and channel the average user's priorities when selecting their messaging app:

1. Are the people I chat with on there?

2. Is it free?

3. Do I have to install something?

4. Is it easy to use/sign up?

5. Does it have the bells and whistles I want?

..

X. What does end to end encryption mean?

SMS were expensive in Europe.

I failed somewhere around step 4 :p

> Google is a verb, it’s the default

Hence, the lawsuit ;)