The stock market's value was not dominated by house flippers back then.

Today, the market is largely tulips.

If one is opposed to genocide then one is against what Israel is doing to Palestine with our money.

You aren't of course, you're a white supremacist who loves genocide.

I don't know which is sadder, that we all know Trump wants to fuck his daughter, or that trolls who are also fans of child rape will spend mod points being mad about it.

Denial doesn't cause security.

If you knew networking you wouldn't need ubiquiti

Here to shill for closed TPMs with another fallacious argument? How boring.

Also you are still responsible for taking control of your own car which isn't FULL and the cybertaxi will only do limited routes so it's not FULL either.

Modded down for sharing info about a sleazeware app, looks like when there's an eventual investigation they should subpoena slashdot about it.

Ubiquiti has had a bunch of remote code execution vulns.

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I can't even right now with you maggot

That's OK, they've never actually offered FSD, because they don't have it. They have something which is not full self driving which they sell fraudulently as if it provided that.

It's for a fundamentally illegitimate act, because virtually no ISP allows you to resell part of your connection to others. The only potentially non-infringing use of such a tool is to permit you to use your own connection remotely. Even wilder, have you been to Pawns.app? It's all about surveys and shit, it says nothing about a connection sharing proxy on the front page, they're tricking people into installing their proxy! Once they install the app, which said nothing about that, it asks them if they want to make some money by sharing their connection. Surely it doesn't mention that this is theft of services...

I tend to presume the management software has a search function.

That sentence no worky

Debian mostly avoids untested things, which is another reason the systemd debacle was so weird, but I digress. They'll no doubt adopt it in the future once it's got some years under it, unless it turns out to have horrible problems. One good thing about Debian being volunteer-operated is that there's not too many maintainers who want to create more work for themselves just for the sake of newness.