Ah, there's the problem. "Ensure" and "insure" are very close phonetically. We all know how loathe Republicans are to approve any program that helps poor people get insured, so they really need to rewrite their talking points to imply this program is about giving tax dollars to telecom giants. Then they'll jump at the chance to approve it.

Headline: "'Dune 2' Beaten by 'Godzilla x Kong'"

First sentence of summary: "with an $80M opening... $2.5M behind the $82.5M opening of.. Dune: Part Two"

-- George W. Bush

I use Authenticator Pro.

https://github.com/jamie-mh/Au...

LOLNO. I don't want Apple Retail to have the ability to reset my credentials. That's up there with having a Microsoft Account that also unlocks my PC (I only use local accounts).

How about just supporting an industry standard 2FA method like TOTP or HOTP? No random pop-ups on a display on a device in another state, or sending codes via SMS. Ask to reset the password and the system asks the person making the request for the 2FA code before continuing with the process. They wont be able to answer so that would shut the whole problem down cold as far as this social engineering attack.

Yeah, I don't know if I want the currently sitting Supreme Court dealing with this. The results are likely to be less privacy protections for me, not more.

Imagine a green-light for some corporation to demand the list of everyone who viewed a copyright-infringing video, so they can shake them down with a "pay or be sued" letters.

That's good enough for the C suite. Why have your own IT and have to take ownership for your failures when you can go to the Cloud and blame a vendor for everything? /s

If a business shuts down because it can't afford its operating costs with its revenue, isn't that the definition of a business that failed? That's not the employee's fault. It's not their job to let themselves be underpaid just to keep the owners business plan viable.

You know what wouldreally help businesses lower labor costs? If they didn't have to pay employees at all! So clearly the best course of action isn't to reduce the rules on what's considered a normal work week, we should be bringing back slavery! Right?

Did the oil industry knowingly harm the environment for corporate gain? Gee, I wonder if there's a connection here...

It means their core customer was influencers. So yeah, nothing of value being lost here.

Regular people have little reason to trust them because the folks operating the systems (corporations) have little interest in using them for the benefit of people. They're just another way to convince people to separate themselves from their wages, game the stock market, replace people's jobs, mislead then with misinformation, or develop new ways to kill people

A Copilot panel as annoying as Clippy may soon be popping up in Windows 11. I just heard that somewhere recently.

The admissions process itself is a competition for a finite number of spots in an incoming class for some schools, and the workload will vary based on the institution and major regardless.

The new process will just make it easier for the rich to have someone take the exam for their kids, and I'm sure administrators don't really care as links to the wealthy mean benefits down the line after junior graduates.

If you think Meta is not linking these internally you're a fool.

"If we allow abortion to be legal that means all women are going to be forced to get abortions."

Do you see how stupid your response is now?