It’s sad we’ve come to this because nobody can afford an actual home.
It’s sad we’ve come to this because nobody can afford an actual home.
I fully expect Trump to cancel Musk before the inauguration though. He’s taking too much attention from an insane narcissist that can’t handle that.
Because organizing has stopped anything like this in the past…
God fucking help us all. Is Dr Phil next in line for some crazy shit?
By your logic:
Totally not how that works.
Like you think “hackers” are just scanning the entire Internet like in Matrix world and stumbling on stuff?
Lelz
Two different questions.
They are a gateway to federated material as any other (like Lemmy), and those controls are at the platform. They can gatekeep federated content very simply.
There is nothing stopping them from leaving it all open aside from costs though. Hosting is very expensive, and I’m not sure how they plan to support their platform aside from advertising, at which point you may be stuck in a spot where you shut down certain intersections to appease advertisers.
Well then you’re still respotfor pointing people to it somehow. I say claiming “hackers gave it to me” is much simpler.
I fully believe this is a cover story for RIGHTFULLY releasing the investigation details to the public, but I fucking LOVE that we can just blame anything on hackers now because certain people allow their shit to get to stolen all the time.
Skip the middle men and just start leaving shit in insecure places you want the press to get, I say.
Anyone have the linked docs from the article? Looks like archive didn’t get them in time.
There is a huge gap in there that you don’t see though, and Salesforce profits greatly from it. Small and medium-sized businesses who hate using Salesforce, but premade alternatives aren’t customizable for what they need. Throw some customization at it, and you get exactly what you want.
This is essentially how SF became big to begin with. It sucked so bad, people hired engineers to build their extensions on top of it because it had the option. A capable FOSS solution opens the door to people being dedicated hosts for it, as well as offering pluggable solutions.
I understand the converse on its success, just see an opportunity to do better with it.
Good. Hope it gets some traction.
“Brine” is the industry term for the waste byproduct of Desal operations. It’s not just salt, it’s all the particulates that were present in the water.
Seawater Desal operations have already caused many ecological disasters with the stuff, but brackish groundwater would probably be even more dangerous, and including higher concentrations of radioactive material. So you get the water out, but then you’re left with the sludge of everything else that needs to be disposed of somehow.
5th largest economy on the planet by itself.
Two of the worst ones.
It’s the game quality, really. Same with most Nintendo systems I would say. Come for the motion gimmicks, but stay for the quality games.
Tetris, for sure.