You guys are finishing games?

An SSO-like payment system with tracking and revocation is a great idea and would be amazing for us consumers. I’m just not holding my breath waiting for the corpos to implement it.

While nowhere near perfect (far from it, really), as long as the sites you are shopping on are PCI-compliant (most should be), you don’t have to worry too much about a compromised site leaking your payment details for use elsewhere.

Basically just use a password manager and don’t worry about saving credit card (NOT debit card) details in the site as long as they aren’t extra-sketchy.

Same here. Sometimes the same/next day shipping can help in an emergency, but otherwise it’s local if possible, or direct from the vendor if not.

Amazon’s shipping has declined and everyone else’s has caught up to the point it’s not much of a difference anymore.

Looks like they found someone.

No, it’s amazing. Especially on the Steam Deck.

It doesn’t sound like he can do that without giving up his ownership stake in his company. Or is that what you are suggesting?

This is like the epitome of the XY Problem.

https://xyproblem.info/

If you’re willing to wait 2 weeks for shipping (with an added shipping cost of $0.40) you can just order that stuff directly from Aliexpress and cut out the middle man.

I agree with the first part but vehemently disagree with the third paragraph.

I suspect it varies wildly based on where you live, but in Chicago there absolutely ARE places with waitstaff worth getting a burger from.

I’d be careful about completely trusting any AV to give you any certainty that you aren’t infected.

As I mentioned in another comment, Pegasus is comprised of many different exploits. So just because Bitdefender can detect some older Pegasus variants, doesn’t mean it can detect all of them.

In fact it’s quite unlikely they can detect the latest variants.

I don’t know the full answer, but Pegasus isn’t one single piece of spyware, but rather a toolkit of many, many zero-day exploits.

A lot of them (the majority maybe?) are non-persistent meaning that they don’t survive a reboot.

That said, aside from keeping your phone up to date with security patches and rebooting frequently, I’m not sure there’s much the average person can do if you’re actively being targeted.

They got rid of hyperthreading in Gen 15.

We still do.

I think she “had to” write that much because she knew the thickness of the skull she was trying to penetrate. And your counter-“argument” only proves that point.

P.S. Just because you think something is intuitive to you doesn’t mean it’s correct. It just shows you’re part of the system that needs replacing.

But in this case, she’s serving him Great Pumpkin pie.

Same. I think Civ 5 was my gateway game.

This was an amazing and informative answer. Thank you.

I drink my whiskey straight from the Klein bottle.

Holy shit, I remember being excited for 2.4 because of iptables. That was over twenty years ago.