I imagine it’s easier to catch uploaders than viewers.

It’s also probably more impactful to go for the big “power producers” simultaneously and quickly before word gets out and people start locking things down.

Canadian here: What’s the difference? /s

100% agree. Also 99% emulator users pirate games or do you dispute this part too?

Do you mean pirating games that are still for sale? Because plenty of emulator users only pirate old stuff that isn’t currently for sale.

It’s a bit misleading to say they’re “random”. These are all children whose parents told T-Mobile to track for them. They’re seeing kids that aren’t theirs.

The issue isn’t that they’re random kids from the population or random T-Mobile customers, but that they’re kids that T-Mobile received consent to track and that information is being shared to the wrong people.

Obviously this is bad, but my point is that the data comes from somewhere. I know I’m preaching to the choir, but people need to be careful with what data they share with anyone or any organization.

Not sure how related it is, but in Canada, I’m seeing HDD and SSD prices generally being “on sale” for the regular prices from last year (same specs and everything!)

When you reach “rock bottom” and realize it goes deeper because you’ve hid your head in the sand.

Tariffs that don’t exclusively impact red states, I guess?

“innit” isn’t a unit of measurement, but if it were, a 19-week old fetus would probably be a few centinnits long

MMOs are probably a good indication.

I think researchers (or just casual investigators) studied MMOs to see how people might react in a plague situation (I want to say WoW, but it might’ve been EverQuest).

They ended up discarding/writing off their findings because they figures that there wouldn’t ACTUALLY be trolls who’d go around spreading the virus on purpose, and also that because the virus only had negative effects, no one would be doing actions that would nearly guarantee infection.

Of course, 2020 showed us that we really should’ve been looking at what people do in MMOs…

I think a professional headline would usually just lack the comma there. Headlines typically have weird phrasing (due to their terseness), but they’re generally still grammatically sound.

I think “HackerNews owner hacked” would be a headline, rather than “HackerNews owner, hacked”.

“Have I Been Pwned owner pwned” seems to be on par with “Headline English” to me

It feels awkward to me. I don’t think it’s grammatically correct. To me, it doesn’t add any clarity, especially when the comma could’ve been the word “got” or something, lol

Why is there a comma in the, title?

Yeah,.there are plenty of instances where I’m adding a new URL for a password because the app and the website are too different from each other, or the app changes its login paths…

Or heck, sometimes it’s close enough, and with my password manager on my phone, I don’t have it auto fill – I have it auto-suggest. So “Probably a match” and “Exact match” have the same path to entry.

…did you think there were perfect people in the White House before this? Or at any point in your life? Haha

(Maybe as a child would that make sense…)

Only just today?

When you have maybe 40 exclusive games after close to 5 years, then of course you want to see what third parties have to offer! Lol

They should have them, and they should be near zero. And we should do something about it

See, with the pandemic, fighting it hurt profits and the status quo.

This is saying it helps profits, and ignoring it will hurt the status quo.

There’s hope!

Should I write those cheques to the poor now, sir?

Now it’s just going for those sr dev roles…