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Ghost is cinematic, sure. But I still like the classic dark souls parry sound. It's like a gasp, and then a giant creature kneels before you so you can fuck it up.

What's the deal with "2o" instead of 20

That's the point of agreements though. If you buy a game and don't like the agreement you should be allowed to return it. If they change the agreement you should be allowed to return it. Agreements aren't inherently a bad thing. There just hasn't been enough backlash about bad agreements or the business models they create.

They call it hallucinations like it's a cute brain fart, and "Agentic" means they're using the output of one to be the input of another, which has access to things and can make decisions and actually fuck things up. It's a complete fucking shit show. But humans are expensive so replacing them makes line go up.

Hey look, another person got blackmailed into fascism. Surely a coincidence

Undertale Frog Fractions? Let's fucking go!

My guess is he's trying to rename Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome because he has it.

It's even worse when you consider the entire point of advertising is to deliver a targeted payload at a very specific demographic. So you can target IT folks of a specific company, etc.

can't afford food

thinks isn't poor

That password reset looked to be like step four of something. So it's a business logic bypass. Still awful of course but slightly more understandable given other ways this vulnerability could have been introduced. The cool part was detecting all the steps completely blackbox because everything was in the Javascript.

There is no excuse for issuing a valid token before mfa succeeds though. That is negligent.

He said that some users might leave as a form of virtue signaling, not that all who leave will be virtue signaling.

Have there been cases of community notes being ineffective or wrong? I assume that community notes probably have some kind of system that can be abused, but I haven't seen it happen.