they take their own cybersecurity very seriously.

lol

!databreaches@lemmy.zip

That tracks.

Civilian life in Half-Life 2 is basically trying to survive with whatever remains after a war.

Civilian life in Ukraine is trying to survive with whatever remains during a war.

My cat likes how much heat they make too.

So obvious it made me laugh.

heh. fr tho, I think this is more about the political climate in Norway than any sort of national identity. I doubt anyone in the states would openly admit to piracy, even if it was an anonymous survey. I think there’s a psych term for that, but I forget it; has to do with fear of retribution when answering questions honestly.

!linuxcracksupport@lemmy.world

Not sure if this C is about the same thing, but there it is. Linux crack.

The best is when they display the “next step” right on the dash.

Ahhh that sounds awesome!

Personally I don’t even need that, just give me aux and usb ports for my phone. It’ll be multitudes better than whatever hardware they use for the “infotainment” system.

you should organize documents into them instead of throwing them all in “Documents” library and just using search.

…Ubuntu.

we be vegooning all night

Windows user:

*Complaining about ads on their desktop

Me, a linux enjoyer:

*inhales*

Shameless plug for a FOSS alternative:

https://meet.jit.si/

Reminds me of an episode of Ghost in the Shell where a hacker in a hyper-advanced cyberised society was using floppy disks as a storage medium because they were so slow.

I don’t think they care about pushback. All they want is power… and those sweet tax dollars.

That screen capture looks like the beginning of a rap video.

💀 mfw I’m waiting for the mozilla team to do the same with their help forum.

Sounds cool! I want to become one of these “creators” now so I can also be sucked all over the universe.

Specifically I was referencing the recent Russian cyberattack on US government servers that were/are run by microsoft. The flaw was known about for years but no one did anything about it because profit.

I hope more governments do this, especially after how unsurprisingly shit (read: insecure) microsoft has become.