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@Proton_Pass Probably D, crackable in less than a minute. A crackable in one hour. C in some days. B the best

Which is the worst password? A) Tr0ub4dor#24 B) k8$Lm2#vP9qX C) Correct-Horse-Battery D) MyP@ss2024! A, B, C, or D?

@ayesha_fatiima Whr dd d othr8gbgo This is the answer

Interviewer: How does a 10GB file become 2GB after zipping? 10GB → 2GB Where did the other 8GB go?

@lucasteske Let everyone decide what they like. I love white theme

Every website should default to dark theme.

@sec_hub93028 As regards websites they should let users decide the security level describing what may be the pros and cons of each choice. Amzn makes me go through 4 levels to pick my parcel at a delivery point. I lost my willingness to purchase there, now i mainly use ebay

If security controls annoy users too much, should they be weakened?

@Riazi_Cafe_en Universe suddenly disappears because all particles become virtual at the same time.

Write a probability which should be zero but it’s not!

@0xIlyy You probably never coded/created a GUI. If you did you would realize how many problems a CLI avoids. And let's not talk about speed.

Fuck your terminal. I don’t want to be typing little magic words in your a black rectangle. Give me a clean UI with good shortcuts, please.

@MetamateDaz Society? It's nature, surviving. A little bird wakes up and flies around looking for food. It built its nest. We do the same.

You’re born onto a planet you never asked to exist on… and society immediately hits you with: “Okay, now go earn the right to eat, sleep, rest, and have shelter.” Like… zoom out for a second. We’re floating on a rock in infinite space and we created a game where you have to spend most of your life working just to not starve or freeze to death. The whole concept is actually insane when you think about it.

@jain_harshit Claude gets bored and tell you to go to sleep. As simple as that.

🚨Claude is telling users to go to sleep mid-session, and nobody, including Anthropic, seems to fully understand why it keeps doing it.

@PurpleColonelSP Just ask any AI, 99.9% of times know the right answer

Why is it that after 30+ years of work on Windows the best way to find a specific executable is to search it by name in the file manager and have it sort through every single file on the entire computer for 10 minutes

@LeofaccoTweet Serve per farti vedere i costi. Invece di dirti l'energia costa 100 ti dice che per realizzare i cavi e i tralicci c'è un costo 15-20, che l'energia costa 50-55 e così via. Sono voci di costo separate. Ma gli italiani entrano in crisi per fare una raccomandata......

Leggere una bolletta della luce in Italia è una follia fiscale e burocratica pura. Roba da mal di testa. Un labirinto di voci che si sovrappongono, tasse sulle tasse, oneri oscuri e regolamentazioni che nessuno capisce. Non è una bolletta: è un trattato di diritto tributario travestito da fattura. Prendete una bolletta tipo di una famiglia media (2.700 kWh/anno, circa 80-100 € al mese nel 2026): Solo il 48-55% è la vera “materia energia” (i kWh che consumate davvero). 20-25% va ai servizi di rete, trasporto e gestione del contatore. 10-15% sono gli “oneri di sistema” (sussidi alle rinnovabili, cogenerazione, costi generalizzati del sistema). 10-15% sono le imposte vere e proprie: accisa (0,0227 €/kWh oltre certe soglie) + IVA al 10%. Ma c'è anche il colpo di grazia: l’IVA si calcola sull’importo totale della bolletta, quindi tassa anche gli oneri di sistema e le accise stesse. Una tassa sulla tassa. Una follia burocratica allo stato puro. Risultato? Su 100 euro che pagate, meno della metà va davvero all’energia. Il resto è burocrazia, sussidi incrociati e fisco che si mangia tutto. E poi vi chiedete perché le bollette pesano così tanto e perché l’Italia è tra i Paesi con l’energia più cara d’Europa? E tempo e ora di dire basta!

@muheediva01 90% of my laptop use is offline...i read pdf, listening to music, etc. You dont need internet if you know your way. To remove all telemetry takes 5 minutes if you love staying online. Just learn where to tweak.

I fucking hate how NOTHING works anymore without internet. can't even play video games bc they all need wifi connection

@MissedtheFence @anishmoonka Wrong. Go to account settings and you can disable it. GP never collected my photos. I even blocked all updates, the google apps are in my phone idle, never used.

@anishmoonka Even when you don't save it to Google Photos, it still gets saved there. My kid accidentally deleted 100 pics permanently from her phone bc she deleted them on GP. She thought they were only in her phone gallery. It's all connected whether we like it or not.

A dad took a photo of a rash on his sick toddler so the doctor could see it over video. It saved to Google Photos by itself. Two days later Google had wiped his email and phone number and reported him to the police for child abuse. The police looked into it and cleared him completely. Google still would not give his account back. That same year another dad in a different state went through the exact same thing, and the New York Times wrote about both of them in 2022. The manga artist in this post fell into the same machine. Anything you save to Google Drive or Google Photos gets scanned and turned into a kind of digital fingerprint, a short code that stands in for your file. Google compares that code against a huge list of files it has already banned, like pirated movies or known abuse photos. The newer software does not even wait for a match. It looks at a picture it has never seen and makes its own guess about whether you broke a rule. When the software flags you, the damage does not stop at one file. Your Google login is also your YouTube, your photos, sometimes your phone service, and the button you click to log into dozens of other websites. One flagged upload can lock you out of all of it at once, which is how the artist lost things that had nothing to do with Drive. This post asks how long Google has been doing this, and the numbers answer it. In a single six-month stretch, Google reported more than a million files to the national center that tracks child-abuse material and shut down about 270,000 accounts. Some of those people did nothing wrong, like the two dads. Getting back in is nearly impossible. A law from 1996 gives tech companies broad legal cover for decisions like this, and the fine print you agreed to lets Google shut your account whenever it likes. The dad the police cleared never got his back, even after officers confirmed he had done nothing wrong. Anything you upload to Google can be scanned by software with the power to shut down your whole online life on its own, before a single person ever reviews the decision. The manga artist is just the latest to find that out.

@batmancatbatty @pierpi13 Non lo giustifico infatti. Sono Nilotica, quella è la mia civiltà d'origine probabilmente. Era per ricordare fatti che ignorate. Scommetterei che nessuno qua ha mai sentito parlare di Ferlini.

@brixkitkam @pierpi13 Non significa giustificare ciò che avviene oggi, considerando che 2 secoli fa, non c'era la conoscenza di oggi

Tutti conoscono Tutankhamon e Cleopatra, ma i satelliti hanno appena inquadrato nel deserto del Sudan una scoperta che riscrive i libri di storia. E la cosa più grave è che la stiamo perdendo per sempre, nel silenzio generale. Nel deserto di Atbai, a est del Nilo, sono emersi dal nulla oltre 280 monumenti sepolcrali giganteschi, alcuni larghi più di 80 metri. Ecco i dettagli che stanno facendo impazzire gli archeologi: Sono più antichi dei Faraoni: Risalgono a un periodo tra il 4000 e il 3000 a.C., molto prima dell'ascesa dei grandi regni egizi. Nascondono un potere immenso: All'interno ci sono resti umani e animali disposti con precisione chirurgica attorno a una figura centrale. Significa che queste società nomadi, prima ritenute semplici tribù, avevano in realtà leader indiscussi e strutture sociali di ferro. Ma qui arriva il finale tragico. Ciò che il deserto ha custodito e protetto per oltre 5.000 anni, oggi viene raso al suolo in pochi giorni. Una devastante corsa all'oro illegale, alimentata dalla guerra in Sudan, sta spingendo i cercatori a sventrare questi siti inestimabili con gli escavatori. Stiamo letteralmente distruggendo le origini della nostra civiltà per una manciata d'oro grezzo.

@hashjenni 90% because auto correctors. You also see a lot it's / its swapped. Apparently keyboards aren't smart and can't see the context

WHY THE FUCK SO MANY ENGLISH NATIVE SPEAKERS DON'T SEE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "Your" AND "You're", IT'S YOUR LANGUAGE

@trikcode Haha....even expert programmers can struggle with C++ imagine a vibecoder 😂

I haven't seen a C++ vibecoder yet. I wonder why?

@fidexcode Countries not adopting sound banking know your client rules. What happens is that the country becomes black listed and banks can't wire funds there, etc

What is the point of restricting some countries from using your app? PayPal, for instance

@ishanxtwt My Helium is chromium too. It never never overcame 2gb and that was after hours of streaming music. Check your extensions, do you really need 28 open tab?

Why is Brave Browser using over 12GB of RAM with only a few tabs and extensions?

@kittykareninas Use Shannon entropy

i hate ai detection programs so much. my fully HUMAN WRITTEN essay shows up as 87% ai written. what are you even supposed to do if your teacher brings it up? how can you disprove them?

@AyakaMods Their servers their rules. Degoogle, use Proton, etc

Google just permanently banned a manga artist’s entire Google account, just for uploading his own old manga files to Drive. AI moderation triggered and flagged it, he tried to submit appeal then he got rejected it by Google and now he has lost everything like Gmail, Drive, all linked services is gone. He never even sharing the files publicly, it’s only backing up his own a private work like any creator and artists. This is Google Drive “AI moderation” in action. No human support and no serious to take action. Physical storage or real private alternatives only. Support the artists getting screwed by this. This level of corporate overreach is insane.