Ok, but then, again your strong password is just a bandaid on a very flawed system.

Except there isn’t a security question.

Well, I have a bunch of passwords I rarely use, I basically reset them each time I use those accounts, and every time I replace them with a random string.

So here is a question: has an online password ever been brute-forced? I mean beyond those obvious ones that appear in most common password lists?

Sounds very abusive, particularly considering they are the ones at fault and they are the one proposed that one month thing to begin with.

Sounds very abusive, particularly considering they are the ones at fault and they are the one proposed that one…

Well, sounds like a not-my-problem issue... If they want to sell that s**t, they just have to pass the right agreements...

Well, sounds like a not-my-problem issue... If they want to sell that s**t, they just have to pass the right…

The AI guy was spot on, people who do deep theoretical stuff like advanced artificial are often nerds among nerds, weirdos among weirdos. Was quite fitting and you see that kind of hair for real. At least that is one of the common real life stereotypes.

‘nothing carries over’is actually fine with me, I don’t need a bucket of convoluted dragging plots no one really cares about, plus the show would go in all directions, crash and burn, at least they are keeping it simple.

Many people in big companies want to do more, introduce innovation and stuff... But really there are shareholders that want to milk those cows to death... Companies like Tesla are allowed to burn money, actually encouraged...

Oh SU. No one repairs electronics. You swap modules at best.

What? They made 7 seasons of that ****?!?

You mean Netflix shills are shilling for Netflix? What a surprise.

Well, it’s mostly supply and demand. Compare how many male dancers vs female dancers.

Some bad ideas won’t die.

Well there was a company that technically solved the problem, they just couldn’t work out the economics:

A system is useless if you must constantly pay attention.

Apparently the car just gave up and warned the guy to take control back about 5sec before crash (according to Tesla) so you’d imagine the car drove straight into it.

Tesla, the company that will take $100.000 from you and then blame you in case anything bad happens.

This is our autopilot, it does drive you most of the time. You just need memorize all those portions of road where it doesn’t work. Oh, and if you misremember you might just die. That will be $8000. Have a good day.

Sounds more like fully useless than. It’s an autopilot but you must keep piloting at all time.