First: from a QA perspective? “Re-writing mainline software on the fly” to code your way around chip issues? Is a terrible strategy that wouldn’t fly in a real company.

The thing about removing 2FA is you must have access to 2FA or the backup codes to do it. I haven’t seen any suspicious activity on my LastPass account or any mysterious 2FA requests. I use a password that is exclusive to LastPass and has never been used in any form anywhere else. I’d wager some of these people aren’t…

Conservatives are really showing who they are this pandemic. Every time they say they’re healthy and not worried or try to say the death rate is low or that masking should be their personal choice... they don’t realize they are saying to the world, “The only thing that matters to me is my own survival.”

You left out virgin ball

Welcome to earth! 

Umm, this isn’t actually the reason. This is poor quality clickbait.

Seriously. “That’s run by a different group and we don’t have control over that” is a horribly paltry excuse when it comes to supporting 2021's Triangle Shirtwaist Factory equivalent.

Seriously, for a technology website, this is an odd take of an article. A lot of those watches were amazing for their time. That Timex DataLink Watch? I remember seeing the commercials for that and it blowing my mind, holding up the watch to a blinking CRT screen to get info into it wirelessly... amazing! And that was…

What a stupid take!

People weren’t “dumb” to strap a “smart watch” on their wrist 40 years ago, they were strapping the latest technology available at the time on their wrists.

I guess in 20-40 years time you’ll be dumb because you’re used the only tech available today!!

 

When using non-Safari browsers on Apple’s mobile devices (iPad, iPhone), the HELLO APPLE message appeared. Strangely, using those same browsers—Chrome, Opera, Edge, for example—on a Mac showed the HELLO WORLD message. While we can’t be certain, this suggests browser apps written for the App Store are using Apple’s PNG…

For me it’d probably be the existential dread that we’re living in the twilight years of American democracy and that the 2020 Election is very likely going to be the closest thing to a free election for the near future as the right inevitably tries to commit another coup.

Looking at this discussion here from Brazil, were paid college tuition costs about $100/month, and government-funded ones costs $0 (when they don’t actually *pay* you to study), I cannot but roll my eyes. The US seems to be a great place in most everything, but in three of them it’s completely bonkers: electoral-everyt…

I mostly agree with you but there is a big difference in student loans and a car loan or a mortgage. If worse case scenario you can walk away from the car loan or the mortgage and/or you can declare bankruptcy. Student loans don’t allow that. Of course, those loans have some collateral whereas a loan to go to school…

90s websites worked better than today. The information you wanted was right there. No “please support us by disabling your adblocker.”

I didn’t know this either! My guess is maybe it’s related to the switch from bash to zsh as the default shell?

I’m happily married and my wife already does this.

Individuals shouldn’t need cellphones to get the warning instantly.

That will always happen. But you realize you are basically trying to stick it to literally one or two people (senators) and causing suffering to thousands of people. I don’t really see that as a good thing.

Even if a place like graves county (Mayfield, KY) has a 70% repub, 30% dem voter demographic, you are lumping every single person there in the same bucket; even people with your same ideology and you’re just saying “to hell with you because you happen to live near republicans.”

The board also announced that it had hired an independent third-party firm to carry out a “leadership and cultural assessment” and provide recommendations to build a better company culture.