Yeah, I dislike Reddit as much as anyone else here, but I’d imagine they’re looking at Patreon for inspiration instead of pay-walling existing content/communities. I’m still skeptical it would be effective.
Yeah, I dislike Reddit as much as anyone else here, but I’d imagine they’re looking at Patreon for inspiration instead of pay-walling existing content/communities. I’m still skeptical it would be effective.
The article is not very clear on this, but I think the training center was run by one of the YouTubers.
We should have approximately 3 pi days
But observing the cat with the flashlight fundamentally affects the cat.
There are a couple great video essays by Bobby Broccoli on YouTube where they dive into the history of people who faked human cloning and discovering a new element
I’m a full time software developer and I don’t get it
The quotes around “Dog” are nice touch
we have not identified evidence suggesting this activity was caused by compromised credentials of current or former Snowflake personnel;
we did find evidence that a threat actor obtained personal credentials to and accessed demo accounts belonging to a former Snowflake employee. It did not contain sensitive data. Demo accounts are not connected to Snowflake’s production or corporate systems.
They’re claiming that no breach occured on any production systems. If they were really just demo accounts, then skipping the MFA is understandable.
“providing an all-electric driving range between 80 km and 120 km”
They probably just made the gas engine more efficient and crammed a massive gas tank in it. This doesn’t seem to be anything novel.
There is it. The main reason why Honey exists.
They are, but they’re retrieving Reddit comments, often just straight shitposts
I’m offended by the use of the Lobster font.
Woah, a meme format from Blazing Saddles? That’s awesome!
I knew it was only a matter of time before alternative YouTube clients started getting banned. You can’t “stick it to Google” while still relying on their servers to host the videos. We need to support Lemmy-like services that are distributed and host their own content and communities for video.
I’m pretty sure that vulnerability only affected windows machines. Surely you’re not running a homelab with windows server?