

Yeah, ive got a pair of the WF 3 too, now ive gotta be watching this…
Yeah, ive got a pair of the WF 3 too, now ive gotta be watching this…
Was trying to order food online and that was apparently affected.
Gotta love having all our eggs in one basket, eh? We learned something from the big ass east coast AWS outage!
Furthermore, smoking is disgusting.
The sheer market share that forces websites develop for chrome for maximum visibility, to force websites to allow their content to be scraped to be usable by the average user.
See, and here i thought it would be children of terrorists!
Anything but the fuckin’ metric system…
Im frankly shocked VR as a whole didn’t completely die when facebook bought oculus
Best we can do is require photo ID for porn.
Neat. On a serious note, i do not personally recommend doing this; that shit flying off on a highway could kill somebody.
So what i gather is there’s probably a readily available solvent to dissolve the glue and make any Swasticar Wankpanzer fall the fuck apart?
It reeks of “we’re routing your traffic through our own servers to check your media for piracy” to me.
Same. Micro center fuckin rocks
Even with CBII ads still make the internet cancerous to even look at
Had to look up who that is, definitely don’t think a drive full of mystery porn is “lucky”
Oh i did, instantly. I was pissed at the time but i didnt even have the case for that build for another like, 4 days after that
I just dont trust amazon for tech tbh. January I ordered a new 1tb NVME and it arrived opened; I’m not about to trust an opened drive when i paid full price for a new one.
I was looking to get a 7900 XTX, and then once the 5090 released all the sellers jacked the price up on the 7900 XTX to about $1500 USD
Literally the only thing i really used on a regular basis from Sec+, is extremely basic PKI (private/public keys). I got it to meet 8570 requirements.
I learned far more useful skills on the job.
Oh great, they’re starting to use what are typically military terms. That’s not a red flag at all…
Imagine how much data could be collected from, say, a busy gym full of people with wireless headphones, or a hotel lobby