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Comment · 8 months ago
"russia controlling the us" is such a 2015 narrative, you ought to update your positioning..
Comment · 8 months ago
Putin said it himself, there are over 2 million russians in Israel - they will not participate
Comment · 8 months ago
Peak EU mindset thinking all we need is a nifty little map application to find alternatives.

Meanwhile, tech companies are continuing to bail into the US the moment they reach significant revenue due to crushing tax and labour costs (see e.g. Oura announcing their departure from Finland yesterday)

Unfortunately the EU and many local governments have chosen to double down on crippling socialism (presumedly to "own Trump") so this continue at an accelerating pace.

Comment · 8 months ago
Ivanti may be a US company but the webshells very likely aren’t.

Anyway, the image is just the end result of plugging the title into nano banana. You ought to address your complaints to Google :)

Comment · 8 months ago
Well, next week there will be a similar vulnerability Fortinet and everyone will momentarily forget about Ivanti again :-)
Comment · 9 months ago
So complain to your government about their spending. Probably at least 30% of government spend is used on completely worthless or fraudulent things.

It's good that someone is funding this stuff.

Comment · 10 months ago
MSFT is absolutely screwed, they have ruined every single product they have (OS, Azure, M365) through a combination of hiring subpar cheap devs and AI code slop, and their big strategic money squeeze bet on AI is about to be severely undercut by the market. There is very little of actual value left in the company, they're only held in place by the OS monopoly.

Whatever nostalgic love there has been for the company from the olden days has completely evaporated by now. It will take a decade for the OS competitor to emerge but once that happens, MSFT will hopefully die in the fiery blaze of death it completely deserves at this point.

This opinion comes fresh off of having to had to engage with their partner center "experience", where basic UI functions are broken beyond repair and simple form submissions have to go through three layers of subcontracted customer "support" which is best described as a broken telephone where you have to explain the problem repeatedly to an endless stack of support staff.

Not to mention Windows 11 BSODing every week and failing to make basic functions like bluetooth work on it.

This may seem dramatic but its an 100% true and accurate representation of how everything works with them these days.

Comment · 10 months ago
I'm willing to bet both metal and combat sports share some same primitive release mechanism that helps curb bad emotions.
Comment · 1 year ago
One would think the finger pointing should go towards the shitty governments causing trouble and pain for their own citizens, but somehow you've managed to find an angle to blame the West.

It is truly an unthankful job being the saviour of the entire world.

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