I hear the mafia is looking for pizza delivery drivers.

Oh don't worry, they're going to try and kill that too before it hurts them too much, and with the audacity of calling it the "American Privacy Rights Act". https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/06/eff-opposes-american-privacy-rights-act

How about pass and enforce strong digital privacy protection laws you fucking cowards. When other countries spy on us it's scary and bad, but for US companies? Best we can do is ban porn and demand backdoors to stop E2EE messaging.

So they're just making "We have God of War at home" now. Everything they've put out about this game has made me more and more apprehensive. Guess I just have to accept that Origins was a one-hit wonder and they have no idea how or desire to recapture that.

A.k.a. a Michigan Left, one of those things like roundabouts that's safer and more efficient but people get annoyed at.

No kidding. Why do something to prevent it from being possible in the future when the threat of it occuring is half your platform?

I hate that, outside of primaries and very local things, I'm always voting against someone rather than for someone.

You'll have a whole 10 years before they grab you for the Near-Death Star

Probably shouldn't have included Project Plowshare in the training data...

Ubiquiti's Unifi and TP-Link's Omada are certainly trying to edge in on Meraki from the Prosumer level (and not having to pay license fees to unlock hardware you already have is a plus). They both have local control hardware / software too if you don't trust them with your data.

Fortinet was on my shortlist, along with OPNsense's prebuilt hardware. Ended up just sticking with Mikrotik and getting 10Gb going for less than half the price though. Might be overkill but sure makes my media server and backups faster. Now if only Windows could actually saturate the link and not struggle to get 5Gb

I too would not be picky with a free $4,000 router, especially one that doesn't lock fucking everything down without licensing (thanks Cisco).

TLD is just another DNS layer, try an SOA or NS lookup for "com." those are obviously hosted somewhere. Hell the "." at the end is even another layer with the root nameservers. You'd probably trip up a bunch of systems that filter on common convention rather than the actual RFC, but you could do it.

What? No it's totally different, our Gandalf is named Allanon and he's a Druid, not a Wizard. Druids get a d8. And the Warlock Lord's Skull Bearers are definitely not Nazgul, they fly with wings not horses.

Same thing that happened with the Shannara TV show. MTV wanted a kid friendly fantasy romance competitor to GoT, so they butchered a series that's basically none of those things. They also started with book 2 for whatever reason.

For all of Trump's fascism and corruption he was at least so amazingly incompetent at it. His actions brought to light a lot of shortcomings and vulnerabilities in the system we can now more effectively watch for as his slightly smarter cohorts try and exploit them.

Too bad half the time "watch in horror" is about all we end up doing.

No ultrawide, despite literally having it running on an ultrawide monitor at their Gamescom booth.

No HDR, well, except in the menu and load screens.

The problem with doing it this way is that the first people out are the best engineers that can quickly and easily get another job.

Ah but of course, short term gains are clearly better when management can golden parachute away before the consequences arrive...

Based on their other comments I'm pretty sure that was a [citation needed] on there being any examples of the GOP actually helping people.

Along that same line, the Jean-Claude Van Damme / Raul Julia Street Fighter movie. 11% critic rating, but enjoyable.

I believe they're referring to "The Predator" from 2018 (because why should movies have logical titles) where the aliens are here to

I wish I were joking.