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anthonypants posted:maybe you should tell your doctor about your butt problems it's embarrassing to talk about butt stuff in person
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anthonypants posted:maybe you should tell your doctor about your butt problems you are my butt problems
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maskenfreiheit posted:fun reverse of this story: Amex wouldn't let me create a username unless it had at least 2 #s. my bank still forces people to use their debit card # as the userid and limits the password to 8 characters letters and numbers only the mobile app doesn't support biometrics 2fa isn't a thing on any personal accounts to my knowledge
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surebet posted:my bank still forces people to use their debit card # as the userid and limits the password to 8 characters letters and numbers only biometrics soudns way too rich for a classical bank app, but the rest of it is just 
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pretty sure the other major canadian banks' apps allow you to finger your way in
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https://twitter.com/Arikuyo/status/899664215186845697
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surebet posted:pretty sure the other major canadian banks' apps allow you to finger your way in RBC does
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wow that's like 10000% markup on brown paper bags
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surebet posted:pretty sure the other major canadian banks' apps allow you to finger your way in 
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IDGI 
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Schadenboner posted:IDGI he said something that could be interpreted sexually in a different context
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well you see when two people who may or may not love each other...*puts on rubber glove*
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Meeting and Hotel Booking Provider’s Data Found in Public Amazon S3 Bucketquote:The latest belongs to Groupize, a Boston-area business that sells tools to manage small group meetings as well as a booking engine that handles hotel room-block reservations. Researchers at Kromtech Security, parent company of Mackeeper and other Mac-related security tools, found a publicly accessible bucket containing business and personal data, including contracts and agreements between hotels, customers and Groupize, Kromtech said. I wonder which consultant set them up with wide open S3 buckets 
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infernal machines posted:i bet now you'll think twice before committing a terror idk I think he might want people watching the pervert
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I'm not sure what the gently caress up is, when this person literally ordered a nothing-burger and was delivered what they asked for. The fact that there was no person in the loop to give them the side-eye?
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Volmarias posted:I'm not sure what the gently caress up is, when this person literally ordered a nothing-burger and was delivered what they asked for. The fact that there was no person in the loop to give them the side-eye?
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anthonypants posted:7.4k retweeets, 17k likes millions of lols served
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Volmarias posted:I'm not sure what the gently caress up is, when this person literally ordered a nothing-burger and was delivered what they asked for. The fact that there was no person in the loop to give them the side-eye? he's not mad about it. he was making a joke https://twitter.com/Arikuyo/status/899692649216659456
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Volmarias posted:I'm not sure what the gently caress up is, when this person literally ordered a nothing-burger and was delivered what they asked for. The fact that there was no person in the loop to give them the side-eye? The fuckup is there's no validaiton against ordering an empty bag
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Janitor Prime posted:The fuckup is there's no validaiton against ordering an empty bag why should there be (also the bag shouldn't be empty it should have a wrapper in it folded around nothing  )
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ate all the Oreos posted:why should there be what?
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as a libertarian i feel if you pant to pay 99 "pence" for something the market should allow it
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what's the word for when i'm socially libertarian but fiscally understand how economics works?
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Last Chance posted:what? Let me respond in Bloom County strip. The person ordered a McDonald's Hamburger with everything removed from it (bun, patty, etc.) leading to ate all the Oreos' joke that there should have been an empty wrapper in the bag (since the hamburger had had every component removed but did not ask for it to be not wrapped).
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maskenfreiheit posted:what's the word for when i'm socially libertarian but fiscally understand how economics works? you can't afford it
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maskenfreiheit posted:what's the word for when i'm socially libertarian but fiscally understand how economics works?
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gently caress that adware company - they make mackeeper which CONVENIENTLY is always the app that gets installed when you accidentally install 'flashplayer.pkg' then screams that your computer has a malware infection time to pay them $70
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Volmarias posted:I'm not sure what the gently caress up is, when this person literally ordered a nothing-burger and was delivered what they asked for. The fact that there was no person in the loop to give them the side-eye? in the us our president gives us nothing-burgers for free every day
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anthonypants posted:you just described how literally every libertarian thinks of themselves, hth i don't believe in an invisible man in the sky  but i do believe in an invisible hand in the market and that is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
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 Sonos says users must accept new privacy policy or devices may "cease to function" "The sound system maker will not allow existing customers to opt-out of the new privacy policy." http://www.zdnet.com/article/sonos-accept-new-privacy-policy-speakers-cease-to-function/ quote:Sonos has confirmed that existing customers will not be given an option to opt out of its new privacy policy, leaving customers with sound systems that may eventually "cease to function".
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maskenfreiheit posted:
there's a pretty big difference between "it'll break after a while because it's not getting updates" and "we're going to intentionally break it" a la FTDI
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i thought FTDI was more of a "we're going to push an update that breaks knock-off chips"
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infernal machines posted:i thought FTDI was more of a "we're going to push an update that breaks knock-off chips" yeah it specifically broke knock-offs but it was the first "we'll intentionally break your poo poo if you're not complying with us" thing that popped into my head 
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infernal machines posted:i thought FTDI was more of a "we're going to push an update that breaks knock-off chips" And then the following "End users have no clue they are using knock-off chips"
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If you make a connected device for the general consumer and the device has 0 use when it is not connected, your product sucks and should not be bought.
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my echo is useless when not connected, but I don't care because the whole point of it is to be connected
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infernal machines posted:presumably that's why they did it. well they did it to try to hurt people who bought knockoff chips, except nobody intentionally buys knockoff chips they just kinda weasel their way into the supply chain and can pop up even in very well-made products with good sourcing
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Subjunctive posted:my echo is useless when not connected, but I don't care because the whole point of it is to be connected Well yeah. That's a bit different from say a nest thermostat that freezes you to death without WiFi, or when google remote-bricked their revolv devices because they shut down nest, or speakers refusing to play music without a proper service on the other end. Or the videogames that won't let you play single player without phoning home to servers.
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Subjunctive posted:my echo is useless it still works as a speaker in some fashion though doesn't it?
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