OppositeOfOxymoron

I despise the fact that we keep having to review the settings for new shit that needs to be turned off.

Heh. My TV has never been online, not even once. I’d rather suffer the occasional firmware bug than have it act as a sensor.

Upvoting for Streisand Effect. ;)

Man, the total and complete lack of self awareness… It would be hilarious if it wasn’t tragic…

The document thief himself bitching about stolen documents getting leaked… Damn, you can’t dream this shit up on shrooms.

Yup, since a specific subscription I already pay for started inserting ads randomly into their programs, I’ve added a second 16TB seedbox to my house. Now if I hear that someone at home is interested in a particular series, or that an old program has been added to the service that someone wants to watch, I just queue it up for download and watch it on the TV using the VLC app.

In other news, Piracy is still free.

Yeah, I can read this both ways, but I’ll assume that since he’s a CEO, it’s the way that makes him sound like a flaming dickhole.

This meshes with the news that Boeing is run by accountants, not engineers, like it used to be.

I’m surprised it’s not a negative number.

The whole point to Endpoint Protection is to quickly and easily send updates to block currently exploited vulnerabilities to the systems most likely to be affected. Adding a delay for in-house QA testing (and the associated costs) doesn’t make any sense.