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Oh great, it’s a bot that hallucinates answers to questions no one asked.

4 answers for one acronym, pat yourself on the back there buddy.

His own site does #10

It’s an aggregator of AI blowhards from Twitter 🤮

Company only paid for a 7 year background check, so you mis them getting out of prison 8 years ago.

Jellyfin was created by just such a move and nobody talks about Emby any more.

Takes high salaries to entice people to work on something so dull.

And of course the company that cheaped out on security will give $0 compensation to students who had to rearrange their lives on account of a company they had no choice in using.

If they had to pay the true cost of their breach, maybe they’d take security a little more seriously.

The real cost is time and reliability, not money.

But what if you don’t want to self host your password manager?

Any non terrible choices?

“How the criminal’s notebook became evidence”

Writing down your crimes is dumb. Doing it on a public website is just making it easier for the cops.

They should have done this 5 years ago.

I’m never going back.

Meta punishing whistleblowers for doing what Meta hired them to do.

“We hired them to watch everything, and are shocked outraged to hear that includes intimate videos of our users.”