Ariel Millennium Thornton @arielmt@computerfairi.es

The sparkledog days of summer.

Am I doing the “Run as Administrador” thing correctly?

https://youtube.com/shorts/Wai_C-gVWnE?si=-Rd3h5DpMHC8YaAd

#FursuitFriday #furry #fursuit #fursuiter

Tell me again how #GenAI will extract meaningful trends from and answer queries about your data set.

#chatgpt4o #fAIl

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This is a most hilarious LinkedIn post which I screenshotted for you (and alt-texted).

Nothing like a "founder" discovering that re-inventing the wheel, predatory pricing and then being honest about pricing is what pretty much all "new tech" has been recently 🤣

did you know Arduino's pronouns? now you do

Proofreading a book about the history of soccer/football and it appears that the original sport was essentially 17776 rules

PS if you don't know what "17776 rules" means then i highly recommend grabbing the nearest computer with a big screen, setting aside 3 to 4 hours, and enjoying the most successful piece of multimedia science fiction published in the last decade https://www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football

This is insanely good. Anime girl becomes self aware and uses Blender.

Source: https://twitter.com/kensyouen_Y/status/1820748563338637581

Hold on... let me get the tech manual out for Vore day.

The local Blues Brother cover band absolutely understood the assignment. #vermont

Heh

finally we are talking

If you are the tech-savvy person within your family or friends group :

Never ever shame someone for coming to you for advice after being the victim of a scam, malware, or for using an unsecured product.

If you do this,
they might never come back to you later. They might just feel so ashamed they will just stay alone with their tech problems.

Instead, always tell them:

1. It was a good idea to come to you with this. Be empathetic with them 💚

2. Give them advice on how to minimize the damage now. Actionable advice 🚑

3. Help them harden their security for now and for the future. Recommend better products to them. But be careful not to overwhelm them with advice. One step at the time 🔒

4. Talk to them with respect and empathy. Tell them how the people who abused their trust are horrible and anyone can fall for the right scam. Remind them there are things to do to reduce the risks of being victimized again in the future, and help them slowly implementing these 💪

5. Be thankful they trusted you with this. It means they think highly of you 🥰

#Security #Privacy

Source: https://flic.kr/p/cuDm4Y
Credit: John