According to this I am chaotic neutral, not sure what that means? I aim to balance the weight evenly, when pulling out of the fridge, the carton stays level.

!dull_mens_club@lemmy.world

Wow, this is really cool!!!

I may have turned off the dumb AI Overview, but at least trying “is natalie portman in heat” actually gives relevant results.

Similar state as you, i hate the trend of making the phone slimmer with the expectation that you will get a case. I’d rather the phone have more battery and use the space efficiently, rather than expect it to be filled with just rubber

Google is really damned if they do, damned if they don’t here. Third party cookies are very privacy invasive, but replacing it with Chrome watching everything you do and acting as an ad broker is also not great. As long as Google is providing targeted advertising (which you could opt out of in privacy sandbox) then there’s not a really great solution.

I do think they dragged this along enough that all sites now operate properly with third party cookies disabled, so that’s a benefit at least.

This assumes as a tenant you have physical access to the boiler room. From the video, it seems like this person might have that access, but not everyone might.

Did you get the name from an old TV remote?

Marty: “Are you telling me you built a time machine… Out of a Cybertruck??”

Doc Brown: “The way I see it, if you’re gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?”

Marty: “So you picked a Cybertruck??? What the fuck doc, it’s hideous. This is heavy, doc”

Even when back to the future enters public domain, if someone ever makes a version with the cybertruck, I’m going to be pissed at you first. The only exception is if the cybertruck can’t make it to 88mph and breaks down and the Libyans kill Marty so we don’t have to suffer any longer.

Does this mean your mom had a kid after 60?

I’m so sorry this happened to you. The agent wasn’t the same gender? I’m pretty sure that is the protocol?

Won’t anyone think of the Nazi’s feelings!?

On browser side implementations or extensions, they can see the input into the form field. As for plain text, generally sites will send the plaintext password over HTTPS when logging in, and it’s the server side which hashes/salts, and compares to the value in the DB. Sites can reject or inform users to bad passwords this way, generally when changing the password. Cloudflare does offer a product to do this for sites to add warnings to the user if the credentials were found in a breach. More information on that here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/privacy-preserving-compromised-credential-checking/

Basically what other people in the comments are saying, but here is a video Matt Parker explaining it: https://youtu.be/j04IAbWCszg?t=461

Won’t this push it past the 100 day extension period congress did authorize in the original bill that was signed into law? Even if Trump said he won’t enforce the fine for Google, Apple, and Oracle for distributing the app, Democrats should make it clear they will go after those companies once Trump no longer controls the DoJ.

Not sure how true it was, but there was a YouTuber claiming that their videos were getting entirely demonetized because too many of their viewers had Ad blockers enabled. So even though 75% of people were seeing ads on the video, Google was keeping that ad revenue, withholding it all from the creator because 25% weren’t getting ads. The claim the youtuber made is that this will probably predominantly impact creators with a more tech savvy / privacy aware audience, resulting in less of that niche content.

Anyway, this is anecdotal, but I wouldn’t put it past Google to pass the issue to the creators for the actions of their consumers, even though it’s not their fault.

It’s a shame J. Walter Weatherman was killed when Michael left the door open with the air conditioner running.

Idk, I pay my health insurance premiums and then get my coverage denied and have to fight for what I paid for, is that fraud?

I guess it depends on the company and their policies. I’ve been an admin in Google Workspace, and it’s almost hard to avoid seeing some of the reports of the metadata of external incoming and outgoing email.

I remember we even had a rule for external emails with a name that employee name. This was mostly to identify and block scammers impersonating the CEO, but would also inadvertently catch a whole bunch of other weird stuff people were doing as well, but that was mostly someone setting up a shadow IT service that would send email with the name of an employee, which we’d then have to chase and figure out.

I’m less familiar with the MDM software running on laptops, it’s possible that each file copied to a thumb drive is logged, so that is totally a risk, but i imagine it would be harder to detect if that’s a common thing that people do at the org.