Like what is the alternative? Businesses sell things they sell those things for more than they make and then they use that money to pay people to work for them. People agree to work for them expecting they will be paid primarily from the money made by the business saling things to customers.

Like what is the alternative businesses pay their employees from some magic pool of money that you get the key too when you file articles of incorporation?

At the end of the day the customer is always paying the wages of the employees, that's literally how it worked since ever. Which is honestly an improvement where the local lord would take 30% of whatever you grew and in exchange would give you diddly and squat.

The Oracle that published an announcement that said "we didn't get hacked" when the hackers had private customer info?

The Oracle that does not allow you to do any security testing on their software unless you use one of their approved vendors?

The Oracle that one of my customers uses where they have to turn off the HR portal for 2 weeks before annual performance evaluations because there is no way to prevent people from seeing things?

The only reason Oracle isn't having nightmarish security problems published every other week is because they threaten to sue anyone that does find an issue.

Oracle is a joke in every conceivable way and I despise them on a personal level.

Committee members can be found here: https://energycommerce.house.gov/representatives

"few seconds to pay in bitcoin, ensuring they can’t be traced or confiscated due to sanctions,’ Hosseini added"

Maybe I'm ignorant of Bitcoin but isn't Bitcoin transactions recorded in a public cryptographically signed ledger? Isn't that literally the opposite of "can't be traced"?

Well that's a new take I haven't heard before. That the AI is actually a far right nationalist takeover.... That's an interesting perspective.

I guess let me show a slope I found over here, just past the boiling frogs, watch your footing though, it's recently been greased and is quite steep.

Contraceptive companies are competitors to all other companies.

Until we meet again!

1. Don't believe everything or anything you read or see on the Internet.

2. Never share personal information about yourself online.

3. Every man was a man, every woman was a man and every teenager is an FBI agent.

I have yet to find a problem with the Internet thats isn't because of breaking one of the above rules.

My point being you couldn't ever trust the Internet before anyways.

I've always been suspicious of the yahoos writing the software that controls these kinds of devices being a security guy and all.

But I also would love to participate in, contribute to or help in any way with reverse engineering, open sourcing, or in some other way making it so that my wife's life isn't dependent upon the quality of software developed by the lowest bidder they could outsource it to.

If anyone knows how I could help please let me know who to reach out to.

So it turns out llms trained largely on Internet science articles make the same mistakes as are made by science journalists.

So someone was using the same password for the work and personal stuff and no one has ever bothered prioritizing 2FA got it.