Obviously Russia activated all their trolls and bots. I heard one of them just bought Twitter.

Zuck's definition of "safe" means only Meta can spy on the messages. Facebook is in the data mining business. Zuck wouldn't push people to use this service, unless he found a way to make a buck from it.

I highly doubt Kim Kardashian has the technical knowledge to talk about cryptocurrency. Listening to Kim Kardashian's opinion about cryptocurrency is like listening to Candace Owens' opinion on vaccines, or Roger Waters' views on how to fix Russia's war in Ukraine.

There has never been anything accidental about any of the privacy scandals Facebook has had during its history. It exists to mine as much data about you as they can. Sometimes they get caught doing it illegally, and they apologize for getting caught. But it's never accidental, and they are never sorry.

It's long past time to kill off SMBv1. Devices that do not support more modern versions of SMB are overdue for replacement anyway. If disabling SMBv1 means your NAS doesn't work anymore, the correct answer is to replace the NAS. Microsoft is totally justified in disabling this unsafe protocol.

They have not found a shred of evidence ivermectin helps with severe COVID, mild COVID, prevents COVID infection, or has any properties that affect COVID in any way. If you want to prevent severe COVID, you should get vaccinated.

What practical purpose could this possibly serve?

Spotify continues pushing them in my face, despite having only listened to 1 episode of 1 podcasts in my years as a paying customer. I'm not interested, I never was, and I don't want to see them anymore. I'm unsurprised they've never had a hit podcast.

It's a pretty minor nuisance, but I don't know why executives would be so surprised that people aren't listening to content they don't want. Isn't the whole job of their platform to give users content that they *do* want? Why do they keep blindly shoving podcasts in front of me as if the problem is I just haven't seen enough ads for them yet?

The version of Windows even Microsoft jokes about today as being awful, but Vista didn't make the list?

Every time I log into my GMail account using Edge, Google prompts me to switch to Chrome. MacOS gives me a repeated prompt to change my default web browser back to Safari, and apparently the only way to suppress that is to actually change the default browser to Safari then change it back to the browser you want.

Let's fix the strained and antiquated electrical grid by putting an even more unbearable workload on it. My plan is flawless.

With Microsoft already challenging the award to AWS, I predict they'll tie this up in litigation for 9 or 10 years then cancel the project. The only people who will win are the lawyers.

I got a call and was told that a Sprint phone on my plan would cease to work when Sprint's network is shut down. Now the story is I just need to enable VoLTE and get a new SIM card. Jerks!

I actually don't want a Samsung specific store. I don't exclusively use Samsung Android devices, it doesn't make sense to have a store specific to a single vendor. I don't understand why one would choose Android as a platform, then lock themselves into an Apple-esque vendor-specific app model.

So can a rogue hacker group now fix the bugs in Mass Effect Andromeda?