Cornelius_Wangenheim

In case people don't know, Cerberus is very politically connected to the Republican party. Dan Quale is high up in it and Trump is planning to appoint the CEO to Deputy Secretary of the DoD.

It's actually 4 in the last 2 years. There was also a gas pipeline damaged in October of 2023 in addition to 2 data cables about a month ago.

I honestly think a big part of why we're more susceptible to right-wing idiocy is that we don't teach basic philosophy in high school. I'm talking basic things like how an argument is structured, deductive vs inductive logic, logical fallacies, theory of knowledge, etc.

No, because it comes from personal experience working in cybersecurity.

I support most of what Lena Khan has done, but this is stupid. Cybersecurity features should be built into the base package of all cloud products. The fact that so many charge extra for them is and always has been bullshit. It's like trying to sell a car but charging extra to include seat belts and air bags.

The complaint should be that they're selling a product that is unsafe in its base offering.

You act like Epic, GoG and itch.io don't exist. Steam has plenty of competition. They just suck in comparison.

The Steam Next Fest is how I found most of the good indie games I've played. Making a good demo will put you above 99% of the cruft out there.

Looking at this, the vast majority of them are adults: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_shootings_in_the_United_States_by_death_toll

The far bigger reason is that most don't survive to be prosecuted.

NIST has been saying since 2016 not to use SMS for MFA. It's always been horribly insecure.

Which is stupid because the government already provides the majority of healthcare in this country and is doing it quite well. Medicare has a 90+% approval rate from the people who use it and it is far more efficient than private insurance.

I'm going to guess they mean narrative-driven "games" like Hellblade or Indika, which were all narrative and almost no game.

They have a footprint and servers in the US, which makes them subject to US law. If they shut that down, they could ignore this law, which is frankly more likely than them complying.