Folks were talking about acid rain in the 70s. So it seems like this is a "rediscovery".

Came here to write this, but you already handled it, so .... thanks!

Age-verification at OS levels was always a terrible idea. It's difficult to see under what rationale Linux should be granted an exception for this dumb idea. The solution is just to repeal the law and flog the sponsors.

If you need air-gapped ARM workloads - just buy ARM servers. IBM continues to try and make mainframes relevant, but I just don't see that they are any longer. Nothing keeping IBM from making ARM servers.

Adobe just DIAF. You're creating tools that enable not very competent people to create not very competent output.

... and desirability. I can't imagine this product hits either of those marks. Just another content farm, but now automated using machines. We've already got 5-minute Crafts, thanks ....

Good job, Jeanine Wright. More little points of shit that darken our world even more.

... you should just learn how to code.

Why would you follow code review policy when you're writing and installing malware? Are you expecting a Change Management meeting? Guy wrote a program and installed it, not like it was part of production code base.

Now, why he had access to AD, that's a different and very interesting question that does raise the same sort of question you're alluding to.

Such a poor take. You don't need a vector database or a generative AI interface to handle a guest registration form.

But I'm not paying multiple providers, I'm not paying to watch ads at ANY price, and I'm not paying for providers to raise the temp of the water every year. I'm not pirating either, I'm just not watching.

You make decisions of all kinds, every day. Without the ability to critically reason about such decisions, we are much more apt to make terrible decisions that may have short term or, depending on the decision, long term effects on our future.

Following an overheated bubble, it's literally the shareholders themselves who are torpedoing Apple stock prices.

Unless they were part of an IPO or additional share offering, they are parasites the lot of them.

Because journals in your field are a tool just as are labs and their respective instruments. It's absurd to hire a scientist, and expect them to bring their own NMR, or beakers, or scales. Taxpayer funded subscriptions to scientific journals are a drop in the bucket. Trump taking yet another vacation at Mar-a-lago costs more than those subscriptions.

... if I don't pay too much heed to a CEO of a car company who has zero engineering experience. I get that the execs are creaming themselves with the possibilities of hanging their workforce out to dry, but the shit I see coming out of most corner offices can't even be used for fertilizer.

News aggregation site should contain link to news ....