If bitwarden went completely rotten could they cease and desist vault warden?

Yes that one. Who are still regardless best in class for anti malware in businesses. I think what they did was dumb but businesses still trust them. They are one of the few AV vendors that back up their product with a hands on SOC.

Rama

(offtopic) – every lemmy comment starts with 1 vote from yourself – your client removes that auto-vote? what are you using?

This is more likely the answer. I’ve seen multiple popular posts get deleted from here. I wish Lemmy did the soft delete method instead so that history is kept.

Why has Amazon been single out when loads of doorbells do face recognition? The description of the feature in the article sounds exactly how Google do it.

Last fall, Amazon launched a new “Familiar Faces” feature inside Ring doorbells. Utilizing AI, Familiar Faces scans and identifies visitors to a Ring owner’s home. When Familiar Faces recognizes a regular visitor — whether it’s a family member, mailman, or delivery driver — Ring can tell users who is at their door instead of providing a generic notification.

It doesn’t mention NHS in the blog post, so I guess it’s for a different project. I’m still concerned and disappointed that Palantir is in bed with the NHS.

I’m just dumb. I didn’t understand it was a state abbreviation. It mentioned Tennessee a lot but I didn’t understand TN Democrats. I’m obviously ignorant when it comes to state US politics.

I did. Thanks for such an insightful response.

Ah okay, thanks

What does “TN” mean in this context?

Truth, I feel the same way. If my pc broke tomorrow, it’d be rebuilt as Linux

This is AI vibe coding today. Only god knows

On Firefox android both the battery level and graphics card information were not available. But it was described as another data point regardless.

Truth

https://damrnelson.github.io/github-historical-uptime/

I honestly think wiki, static hosting, package registries etc. don’t belong on a git repo. Github has continuously extended their feature-set, but its caused vendor lock-in which I think is the point. How hard is it to spin up a web service to host static content? There are loads of good open source wiki projects, etc.

From TFA:

GitLab made it further in the evaluation but didn’t survive it either. The issue was its open-core model, where the Community Edition is genuinely free software but the Enterprise Edition is not.

I’m on the last level, “Final Sin”. Great experience so far :)