salith @salith@computerfairi.es

Microsoft's new version of Recall appears to still capture sensitive data like credit card numbers, even with the "sensitive information" filter enabled (Avram Piltch/Tom's Hardware)

https://www.tomshardware.com/software/windows/microsoft-recall-screenshots-credit-cards-and-social-security-numbers-even-with-the-sensitive-information-filter-enabled
http://www.techmeme.com/241212/p41#a241212p41

Oh btw you can actually download any file from Google Maps in full resolution (and will original file name 💀)

All you need to do is to click "Report a problem" in the dropdown menu next to image's author

File loaded on the page that will open is a raw uploaded JPEG with just the metadata stripped lol

#TechTip #Google #GoogleMaps

This was a person who made the active decision to reject as many claims as possible for medical assistance, claims that would have saved the lives of children, teachers, mothers, he went into work each day and actively worked to cause as many people a long, painful death as he could to add an extra 0 to his bonus. There is no redeeming that. You need to understand that he was an enemy of the working class, not some great, stand up guy, he knew he was killing people, he knew.

A health insurance CEO was never going to suddenly have a Scrooge moment and decide to undo all the pain and suffering he'd caused, and he was going to continue collecting paychecks written in the blood of cancer patients and miscarriage victims and everyone who died of a preventable disease. His job was to cause people to suffer and die to save his company money, it wasn't an undeserved end for scum of his type

I get that gun violence is an awful thing and people's first instincts are to say 'well even he didn't deserve to be shot' but I need to make it clear that even if Hitler hadn't killed himself and the soviet soldiers had found him alive and shot him, that would still have been just and good, sometimes the only way to remove evil people from positions of power where the entire system is designed to protect them, is with violence.

Intel launched the Pentium processor in 1993. Unfortunately, dividing sometimes gave a slightly wrong answer, the famous FDIV bug. Replacing the faulty chips cost Intel $475 million. I reverse-engineered the circuitry and can explain the bug. 1/9

New make !

Laser engraved slate coasters with famous CPU markings...

so uh, if you have an AMD CPU and have annoying graphical stuttering issues that you can't get rid of:

turn off the fTPM in your firmware settings

unfortunately this is not a joke, this made my VR setup go from stuttery but tolerable to completely smooth

My mother’s union just secured a 40% raise and 7 weeks parental leave for its workers after walking off the job (in an illegal strike no less).

Don’t let people tell you unions aren’t worth fighting for

The daughters of Malcolm X sue the CIA, FBI and NYPD over the civil rights leader's assassination
https://apnews.com/article/malcolmx-daughters-death-lawsuit-682c71e26cbeaf293d0ea783999c0c5e?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Posted into Top Stories @top-stories-AssociatedPress

This AI feature is highly requested!

What a day. Car won't start. Probably either the battery or the starter motor from the error lights.

I am begging non-lawyers to understand one thing:

If you have anything you really SHOULD tell the cops, your lawyer will arrange that conversation for you in a way that maximizes the benefit for you.

YOU CAN ALWAYS SPEAK LATER, BUT YOU CAN NEVER UNSPEAK WHAT YOU'VE ALREADY SAID.