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And now the white-collar jobs are being replaced by vibe AI app-making. It seems most of college now isn't for most people. Maybe the kids can save their money and just make vibe apps.

"all we’re doing is depriving the good students of an education." Umm, no, the students are depriving themselves by being addicted to their phones and online gambling.

The culture is burning. This is how it topples. Through smartphone addiction, gambling, and lack of reading meaningful books.

Backdoors are too much of a security risk for the people. The solution is to provide the data upon a search warrant from a judge who determines a reason for suspicion of a crime. That's it. The government pushing for more than that is becoming a new security problem.

That might just be dust gathering or humidity/temperature weathering. I've fixed most degraded mice by cleaning them, and there's different sprays/lubes you can get that will not only help the hardware but the electrical responsiveness and accuracy.

1st mistake: rebasing in CI.

Stop rebasing.

This should only happen if absolutely necessary to fix major merge mistakes.

Rebasing changes history and I've seen more problems prevented from removing it as a CI strategy.

Every CI strategy I've seen relying on rebasing had a better alternative in SDLC. You just need to level up your project management, period.

Elon got rid of it because he couldn't control. He'll put his own version in. Prepare for King Musk in 2028 or sooner (if Trump dies) unless people fight it overwhelmingly.

These old systems need to be upgraded but Congress never approves the financing or execution of it because they're too divided and won't increase taxes on anyone especially the rich and giant corporations to do it.

Why should they even have read access? They're not a legal government institution, and they're being led by a private citizen that's not been elected or appointed by Congress to access our data in agencies that were made by Congress under particular rules to keep these kinds of snoops out.

MasterCard saying there was not a risk to their system after being shown how it could have been just shows how inadequate their concern for security is.

Having worked with payment gateways, most people would be appaled at the sloppy code, documentation, and setup of the systems their payment methods are running through.

It's just amazing that more exploitation isn't happening (though a lot of financial cybercrime never gets busted), and a good chunk of security is probably only reliant on the conscience of coders.

Awww We knew the day would come. What a legend of a man and artist. A recent living Dali, but far more underappreciated (even by those who loved him and didn't quite understand what his art was saying). I only hope to see more like him.

Please sell off extra real estate. We're paying too much to live. Please stop figuring out ways to make more money. Enjoy your wealth. You don't need any more from our blood sweat and tears. We're already suffering enough at the whims of the idle rich.