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  • Love the apologetics by haveibeenpwned "to be fair they're also dealing with .." some other related criminal investigation, etc.

    If you can't appropriately manage your risk, and your response, that doesn't mean the regulations and disclosure requirements should shift, it means, just like your shit security practices that allowed the breach in the first place, your IT team is inappropriately and illegally under-resourced to responsibly and compliantly follow law. They should pay significant penalties for failing to promptly disclose, and if due to insufficient staffing should be required to fix as condition of settlement.

  • Well the world is waiting for the condemnation and outpouring of support from all those rabid free speech and "over my dead body" 2nd amendment right wingers to step forward...

    Curiously quiet now? So it's only an amendment that you want to protect your team and that's when it matters? Ahh, then you don't support the constitution nor this country.

  • X factor.

    Also, who wants to alpha or beta test products? I'll take the finished iterations, thank you.

  • You're going to get kicked out of the stalker-Stasi club with that kind of talk. Or just out in a black bag and murdered.

    Anyway, let's talk about sports and reality tv!

  • Been waiting a year for this to happen.

    If Europe didn't get the wakeup call, it's now or never for sovereignty and maintaining the semblance of rule of law, and economy.

  • The majority of their employees are in warehouses. They have more than 1 million employees. Most people don't have options, even white collar workers are outmatched in the employment relationship when they depend on income to survive month to month. Few are those who have the relativve luxury of employer political alignmnet.

    People can barely feed themselves. The federal minimum wage hasn't gone up in 19 fucking years. Think about the implications of that in a high inflation environment. That is work for no pay essentially.

  • Microsoft testified they have no way to prevent the US government from accessing European data that should be protected by gdpr if requested/subpoenaed by the US government.

    Expect the same from Amazon.

  • Who didn't need this in their life? I'm so glad the CFPB has also been disemboweled.

  • Anything like that for Brave? I use the firefox widget on mobile(and default to incognito) and have brave as my default search engine but it lands me on a defaulted "AI on" page every time. If I turn it off and search it is gone but because it's incognito(I think) it doesn't save the settings.

    Anything that can be updated with this to turn off AI?

    https://search.brave.com/search?q=%25s

  • Got it. I'm hallucinating about corks and hearses. You're at a funeral for a vintner.

    Rate this AI answer

  • Not sure why the down votes for the article, maybe the article was updated after you read it but these were listed:

    "DataByCloud Access — Posed as a productivity or security-related tool while secretly harvesting session tokens.

    Tool Access 11 — Intercepted authentication data and blocked access to administrative and security settings.

    DataByCloud 1 — Exfiltrated authentication cookies to attacker-controlled servers.

    DataByCloud 2 — A variant with extended persistence and administrative interference capabilities.

    Software Access — Enabled bidirectional session hijacking and long-term account takeover. "

  • Subpoena?!? those were for the before times. Now just say you're investigating a murder while looking for a woman calling abortion clinics, no legal access, review or consequences for breaking the law.

  • LICE

    Lie-ice

  • Taking a bullet is much easier than many challenges parents have to face, take on, bear or navigate for their children. A bullet, presumably, would be fast to suffer and/or die from.

  • I live in a much smaller city in a different state and have presented to the traffic and safety board about rampant non-vehicular danger in nearly every point in the current system, how there is no enforcement nor education guaranteeing the problem to get worse. I stopped short of asking how many of them drove to the meeting but the question was in my mind. I've applied to be on the council many times but appointment is only done by the mayor(why?).

    It's systemic and deliberate, and where it's not deliberate as you point out op, people don't even know what game they're playing or which teams they're on.

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  • Bet me count the ways.

  • C corps, which almost any company you've heard of, North Star is money. They, in some cases legally, have to prioritize shareholder returns. Little has been done to consider short vs. long term return as part of that equation, but I digress.

    Just like black lives matter, DEI, lgbtq rights/pride, being against Nazis, it's all just a mask. A sheen. Businesses as we've seen, either happy prance into supporting whatever will make them the most money politically. Look at how many companies fell in line when attempted autocracy has been pushed the last 13 months since the fanatics took power.

    Coke created Fanta to have an unfamiliar brand to sell in the Nazi Germany market in the 30s that wouldn't be familiar to Americans. Why? They wanted the money and did not care who they were dealing with in power. Nothing in that lesson is new in history nor will change in the future.

    Companies are not people and have no morals. Don't look for them to stand up for what is right.

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