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stransky··on Outlook just asked me if I want to upgrade to bigger ads
This is also the most difficult fix.
stransky··on In Response to My first impressions of Web3
You can ignore the event, but the trust we’re to put in the blockchain is based on a promise that such an event can’t happen, but it did.
stransky··on Intel completely disables AVX-512 on Alder Lake after all
longer cables
stransky··on Motorists have been stranded on a major interstate in Virginia since last night
You forgot to include time to park.
stransky··on Chinese embassy lobbies U.S. business to oppose China bills
It is not normal.
stransky··on Trading cards are cool again
The only thing more boring that baseball is a baseball card.
stransky··on Suez canal blocked by a massive ship
Ummmm...no?
stransky··on Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Robinhood
The article doesn’t explain why it’s illegal.
stransky··on FBI Questioned Michigan Senate Aide About Tear Gas Bill
Imagine if the FBI did any investigating prior to avoid the easy and obvious authoritarian parallels while questioning a free citizen working for an elected representative.

I want the FBI to do their job; I just don't want them to look like and/or be the bad guys. In this situation, they smell like the bad guys.

stransky··on Is This the End of the Repairable iPhone?
My experience has been the complete opposite of yours and I’ve discovered cheap Android phones are torture to use. I would prefer to have my testicles removed via Slap Chop than use a 5 year old trash-droid or simply use a five year old iOS device.
stransky··on Facebook Employees Slam Zuckerberg over Militia Groups and QAnon After Kenosha
You do not see the forest for the trees.
stransky··on If you’re not terrified about Facebook, you haven’t been paying attention
Facebook is bad for human brains.
stransky··on Cloud Act – Improve law enforcement access to data stored across borders
Orin Hatch: Nothing more needs be said
stransky··on Joel Spolsky's talk at Yale, part 2
I'm an in-house programmer (left grad school because I thought I'd get some money). The job is painful. The layers of bureaucracy are suffocating. It probably doesn't help that I'm actually working for contractor that produces in-house software for the federal government.

Oh well, at least its expected that an employee will move around a bit.