Thanks, the article was accessible for me so I thought it would be also for others.

Not really https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/01/technology/kaspersky-lab-antivirus.html

Very creative how Kaspersky used SEO to hide this story. When searching you have to exclude all of their sites to find it.

To be fair, he provided instructions.

We saw other similar news from China which turned out to be a bunk. I wouldn’t hold my breath. I would love to be wrong though.

If after 16 years you still have to be asked if you believe in crypto, then chances are that it is a scam.

That’s how I understand Mastodon’s meant to work. You have your instance like you do a mail server, then you have full control over it.

Penis, got it!

Yes, to me Tesla switched from the most desirable car to the least desirable one, exactly because he turned out to be a cunt.

Also in California I see more interest in other electric cars. There are tons of Teslas, but pretty much all new EVs (with temporary license plates) seem to be different brands.

In theory it isn’t mandatory, in practice you will see a lot of distros replacing it.

This is great, but we also need a law that mandates leasing of existing last mile, to bring a competition like we had during the days of DSL.

Ideally the fiber from POP to my house should be owned by my city and leased to whichever ISP I want to do business with.

But you just did…

The slowness of poetry is mostly due to network bottlenecks. While a Rust based tool, might be faster, it won’t be a dramatic improvement, unlike the one we have seen with Ruff.

Those are more to punish companies and change their behavior, which I think is what was desired here.

Of course they are a gold mine if you are a lawyer.

That sounds more like what class action lawsuit is supposed to be for.

I wonder if that would hold in court. They could simply use “rent” or “lease” in their ads, but they purposely are trying to mislead to imply permanence.

So why would I use it over Firefox + uBlock?

Quoting Cyberpunk 2077: fuck corpos

Obviously California or Canada.

Ah sorry this is a tech community so obviously it is computer animation.

Yeah, the names imply that those should be TZ aware. Though I can understand the reasoning, as this change can silently break already broken code that kind of works, and would be a nightmare to fix in a large codebase.

I also disagree with author, about naive datetime. I don’t think there is a good use case for them, and people who use them, do so because they are not aware of the issues.

The only argument I saw was for micro performance improvements, which is kind of funny to care about when programming in python. Since it is implemented in C, the code removing the timezone likely takes more resources.

Firefox then?