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Comment · 8 months ago
State Sponsored Hackers AI will verify it.
Comment · 11 months ago
There once an was admin from Nantucket,

whose password was so long you couldn't crack it

He said with a grin,as he prompted again,

"Please be a dear and reset it."

Comment · 1 year ago
Here there be sharks...
Comment · 1 year ago
To be a fair program it should not cause an undue burden on the participating stores.

Store A could advertise that it will provide a 10% discount to SNAP recipients. Now Stores B,C,D,etc.. have to match or beat to be competitive. This would ultimately introduce competitiveness into the market where it was meant to assist those less fortunate.

Comment · 1 year ago
...and then they came for me, and nobody was left
Comment · 1 year ago
My code contains no NOTEs,TODOs,FIXMEs or Comments, for as Programmer, I have transcended space and time to the final abstraction, and no longer write any code, only long complicated manual procedures, which I then outsource to third parties, who in true programming fashion use AI.
Comment · 1 year ago
Perpetual energy, Zero point energy, warp drive, gravity manipulation, teleportation
Comment · 1 year ago
They are basically attempting to social-engineer the sale. Building a meaningful relationship over time to eventually exploit into a purchase.
Comment · 2 years ago
If its Boeing, I'm not Blowing!
Comment · 2 years ago
Basically, this is what college should be teaching you - how to research. What good does are useless facts? I don't want to walk around cluttered with a dictionary - I want to know where to look in that dictionary. Obviously in the sciences there are facts that you should know, but even with math, its more about how to derive the formula, than actually memorizing it. I mean, their called "Research Papers" right?
Comment · 2 years ago
Also, being a coveted occupation ensures that there will always be a pool of people fighting for it. Scarcity drives demand.
Comment · 2 years ago
I would be curious if their commits could be analyzed for patterns that could then be used to detect commits from their other account
Comment · 2 years ago
They already have been. Tell me what other industry has as much oversight. The FFA exist with the sole intent of regulating anything to do with air travel. Imagine if the USDA decided that McDonalds had to stop selling Big Mac's because they found 1 that contained listeria, and had to inspect Millions of pounds of meat prior to letting them resume sale. Car recalls exist, but you don't see us stop driving when brakes fail or hackers can hijack your CAN system.
Comment · 3 years ago
Isn't this PII that can't be scrubbed?
Comment · 3 years ago
We don't care that your right, and its working. We didn't love you for your business acumen and superior number crunching skills. No we loved you because you brought us the movies we loved and you tried making it an experience that we couldn't find anywhere else. Now?, now your just another soulless money grabbing company that's lost it's way and sold out to squeeze every dime from its customers. Your just another in a long line of businesses that we reluctantly hand our money over to because you have one movie, one series that we love more than you. Once you lose the rights to that, or maybe you just push a bit to hard, we will move on. You have become the thing you tried to destroy, a parasite, a tick that sucks every last drop out of your customer, until we violently rip you out of our lives. Yeah, glad you were "right" Netflix, enjoy it while it last.

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