Are you suggesting Apple, in several cyber security vendors offering PQC algorithms in their products are jeopardizing security?

I'd probably make that list. Unfortunately, you get banned from some subs for calling out progressive stupidity, from other subs for calling out libertarian right wing stupidity, and yet other subs for reporting blatent spam bots.

Then again, they're most active users are all repost accounts for /r/pics and the like, or questionnaire accounts posting as real content on places like /r/videogames where low-activity, three year olds accounts post a picture of an N64 controller and say "best ever?".

The only subs that seem to have any substance, that are also not brigated with false content, or smaller hobby subs and municipal subs.

CNBC is the largest mainstream stock hype channel. This concludes the investigation.

Never engage with a shallow take from anonymous.

And why are they so exclusive in the age of the Internet? Why aren't stripe, square, etc payment networks directly?

Goddamn, there not even being subtle about regulatory capture are they?

Arguably, it wouldn't fall specifically into the category of scam because an AI phone call from a politician may not be soliciting money. It may instead mislead people willfully and in bad faith. A different deception but one that should be prohibited nonetheless

Yes, it does.

The exec is trying to avoid criticism of Samsungs far end of the "fake" spectrum by associating their extreme behavior with accepted, much less interfering methods of photo capture.

Saying their is a spectrum implies a recognition of some level of enhancement we accept, and some level we don't accept (as real). Which refutes the exec's philosophy.

Challenge: you'd rather hear or from someone who was biased enough to spend a large part of their income on this product. And who may, after buying it, have a greater psychological incentive to promote it.

As opposed to someone like Cameron, who has enough money to live a thousand lifetimes.

Some people operate on principle.

That's Enterprise tier FUD.

If you heard a 747 flyover, that was the joke going over your head.

I am not a virtualization or storage expert. But I know windows VMs can operate on KVM, and a number of vendors for various OSes and security products have KVM deployment options.

If I had a lot more money and less of a life (or switch from playing factorio) I'd be dabbling with "enterprise" ZFS, distributed storage and FOSS SDDC software like Proxmox.

Because companies have reputations and the assurance that unexpected loss of employment may occur, but that your family will be taken care of better than unemployment is a side benefit of employment.

I just need you to know that you have no idea what the word communism means.