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

Who tf even takes $100 bills? Almost everywhere has signs saying they wont take them, they’re not really usable

Probably Proton, who randomly started politically leaning towards US Republican recently.

How much will be redacted, and how much will be rewritten or falsified?

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.

Working on abandoning the gmail accounts entirely tbh. Until then, the native gmail filtering (primary/social/promotions) keeps those inboxes usable. 10+ years of ad spam from signing up for shit… literally a hundred or so emails a day.

SMS is janky outside of the Owner profile. Unfortunately my workplace requires me to respond to SMS at times.

It does not sandbox you out of googles Single Sign-On (SSO), ie, if you sign into any google account in any google app, it will sign you in as that account across all google apps on that profile. I wanted to sign into gmail but not tie the google account to google messages (for RCS).

Unless someone feels like breaking into a datacenter (and likely several cold backup facilities) and mechanically wiping data, that shit is there forever. Facebook deletes nothing.

With the right skin conditions, they’re fuckin’ useless for authentication purposes. My skin peels around my fingers on occasion, and devices completely fail to read me when they do.

And its not even a recent thing, its been a known thing for a long damn time AFAIK

Oh great, they’re starting to use what are typically military terms. That’s not a red flag at all…

IANAL, but if used as a burner phone with nothing identifiable on the device itself, you could probably claim you found it on the ground somewhere. You wont get the phone back most likely but that might be better than the alternative

Even with this, biometrics could be construed as proof that it is your phone, whereas just a password or pin still has some degree of deniability

I wouldn’t even consider “per minute” frequently queried. Per millisecond for stock market shit

I think they’re more likely to just ditch consumer OS’ entirely. Its not their moneymaker anymore, that’d be cloud service subscriptions (O365 and Azure) and enterprise licensing. Hell, they’d probably have huge success with VDIs if they could market it right (until an internet outage hits the wrong person)