No the keyboard is important. There are so many truly awful keyboards out there that have no travel on the keys.
I absolutely cannot stand the keyboard on the MacBook air. It’s so incredibly cheap and it appears to be made out of the same material that they package luxury chocolates in.
I have some cat grass and both of them completely ignore it. It’s the only indoor plant they don’t eat.
It’ll just be that a lot of password systems insist on a number in a special character.
There was a post on here a while ago about the most popular four digit PIN numbers. I think the top five were
1234
7890
1212
1111
And 1701
We’re are all so original
For the longest time the admin password for the router at work was PasswordReset.124, the useless penetration testers didn’t even pick up on it.
I’ve changed it to something actually random and then, following established industry standard security practises, somebody else has gone and written it on a post-it note, and stuck it to the router. So we’re all fine now.
I’m extremely tempted to “hack” the network and bring it down only to be the hero that brings it back up after a few hours of non-productivity. But I feel like if they found out that might be a firing offence.
A deal with Russia isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.
This war is only even possible because they’ve already violated an agreement they had with Ukraine. It would be insane for Ukraine to agree to a different deal for safety when they already did that and got back stabbed.
Meanwhile Europe will push Ukraine not to sign the deal (not that much persuasion will be necessary) because Europe doesn’t want to set the precedent that Russia can just eat away at Europe.
As for the threat from the US that Ukraine will get a worse deal if they don’t sign, given how crap the current deal is, I can’t see how it could reasonably get any worse, unless it’s total surrender, but that won’t fly because there would be literally no point even considering that. The Trump administration really are useless at negotiating, they think they can strong arm Ukraine, but they don’t actually have any cards.
What if we’re not American have never had guns in the first place?
Why is every discussion of left vs right politics always couched as if only the United States has politics and the rest of the world essentially doesn’t exist in any real meaningful sense?
Looks like it’s from formula 1, which is more of an emotional hothouse than your average high school.
So apparently the way it works is that you either have no money at all, or a Ferrari for every day of the week, and there’s no possible in between?
What if I just have top of the range Mercedes money, will I be happy then?
Wow he really thinks a lot of himself doesn’t he?
And since they cut food stamps we should make a reference to that.
We could call it the Hungry Games or something. I don’t know, maybe we can workshop the idea
Really efficient sentencing. Kind of like that scene in Andor.
Guilty, next case.
I’m pretty sure Groks logo actually is a black hole. I’ve got no idea what that’s got to do with AI but that does seem to be what it is.
I don’t know what co-pilots logo is supposed to be it just seems to be some coloured shapes
The other ones being, there is actually no such thing as a fish, and a tomato is a fruit not a vegetable.
It’s a nice place to walk through on your way to the shops that you would actually want to go in. It’s a very nice arcade but it’s all boutique handbags with no price tag, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone in any of the shops in there.
It would be kind of ridiculous for them to publicly announce that. You can call Iran a rogue state because what are they going to do about it?
Publicly calling out the US is a bit more dangerous.
It’s always funny when the BBC report things about themselves. They always talk about themselves as if they’re a third party.
“The BBC understands that the BBC is been sued”
Despite this glowing endorsement the BBC can be kind of shit at times, especially with political stuff. But the reporting on US stuff is normally ok because they don’t have any dog in that race.
You don’t know what you’re talking about.
As much as I would love to go over to a purely Linux system there just isn’t the support. I would not relish the prospect of trying to administer 5,000 laptops, and 300 desktops without the benefit of active directory user groups. Even with all of the messing about that Microsoft has done with Entra, it is still a far better mass device management platform than anything available on Linux and Apple haven’t even tried.