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I agree, bunch of naive folks who can’t stop.

And in other news it’s trivial to have 100s of accounts.

In other news: X stops supporting commonly circumvented support of a non workable feature.

I have a SHOCKING idea. Don’t post publicly if you don’t want unwanted readers. I know I know really radical shit.

Imagine thinking this is some sort of silver bullet…

Why would this piss off anybody? Do you understand how public posts work?

y’all are seething

What a batshit insane and childlike response.

Based of these three use cases and zero knowledge of job I’ll make these insane assumptions. Full tilt.

Better search than Google, generate outlines for work, summarizing long documents, writing out initial drafts for policy.

Most people don’t give two shits if it makes their life easier.

Better privacy policy, better results unless you are paying.

Copilot is great. The copium and hate is a lol.

Honestly if the software is better than humans yeah. I’m also very much moving insurance costs to the software and having insurance based on those exact things.

If the software is safer then humans I don’t care if it makes mistakes at a lower rate.

You don’t think humans are doing this? Everything I’ve seen is autopilot is safer than humans in the aggregate.

You’ve certainly got to have an imagination. Thinking apple is designing a Mac mini for that niche use case and all 12 customers there.

There are few companies in the world who garnish this much attention on nitpicky and inconsequential nerd shit while completely ignoring them designing some absurdly efficient ARM processors on the planet and printing money.

This is peak nerd rage over something nobody is going to actually care about.

Seeth and bitch over minor design choices while apple prints money.

That’s an excessive amount of aging is what folks are seeing. Not that he’s just old.

He’s lost a lot of weight in 4 years so that’s probably exacerbating the wtf.

Never once had an issue. Never once have met an actual person who has had it happen.

I very much doubt you have driven multiple cars with this happening. I think you’re likely making it up.

Which models have you had issues with?

Don’t give location access. Really not that hard.

Free food and drinks (and I mean real beer and mid tier liquor, and actual food not snacks) in a much much nicer lounge is worth its weight in gold if you fly a lot of have a long layover. If you’re flying 15000 miles a year those upgrades become much cheaper (like more than 50% off) on many flights.

IDK, every project I touched while working there had some suite of static analysis cve report, secrets scanning, as well as absurdly strict data collection policies and procedures. It was challenging to navigate at times when you had to wait on upstream fixes and crap. The only time I ever saw a fix go live quickly and to the majority of the customer base on quick rollout was for a zero day or active exploit. I’m sure there are gaps, but for as many services they offer, I never saw any crazy shit.

Google is probably one of the top 10 probed companies in the world and you don’t hear about too many major breeches that originated from the tech. It’s usually legal and sharing with bad partners where they fuck up.

This thread desperately wants Google to be at fault rather than accept that attacks are easier than ever with highly sophisticated and learning cracking models.