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America's National Science Foundation tells DEI, misinfo studies: You're fired

Re: Hmm

Ignore the paid troll.

Re: Which nationality do all these Trump bashers have ??

Congratulations on picking the most appropriate username you could have, short of, "Yet Another Fucking Idiot".

EU tells US scientists to dump Trump for a lab in Europe

Re: Exodus

He clearly has the definition of TDS wrong. They should just own it.

Infosec pros tell Trump to quit bullying Chris Krebs – it's undermining security

Re: Erm

Forgot to use the anon account, Mr. Troll.

Re: Erm

When you're paid by the Russians, like codemonkey, you need to produce content.

3 paid Russian trolls, including codemonkey.

Elon Musk makes another cut – to his time at DOGE

Re: The "waste and fraud" he claims to have stopped

If your comments had any merit you wouldn't have to post as Anon.

Yet another Anonymous Moron.

Re: Oligarchs

If you believed your own bullshit you wouldn't have to post as Anon.

Trump derails Chinese H20 GPU sales, forcing Nvidia to eat $5.5B this quarter

Re: Open note to all billionares and high-end millionares.

> I read on the internet that everything that man does is actually part of a highly complicated plan that mere *morals* simply can not comprehend.

+1 for the hilariously appropriate typo!

EU may target US tech giants in tariff response

Re: Hmm

Hey, codemonkey had to wake up extra early so he could make sure he was the first to comment on all the anti-Trump stories. Apparently he's on the payroll.

Museum digs up Digital Equipment Corporation's dusty digital equipment

Re: amazing documentation too

Most VMS system software was written in BLISS (Bill's Language for Implementing System Software), which came out of (what became) the Methods and Tools Group. My roommate at the time worked on BLISS-16, whereas VMS was (mostly) written in BLISS-32.

Europe, UK weigh up how to respond to Trump's proposed tariffs. One WTF or two?

Re: And

> Wow. You really do wear your stupidity on your sleeve don’t you?

Every time he comments.

Eight things that should not have happened last year, but did

Amazon, via UPS, proudly announced the delivery of a product I ordered - to an address that wasn't mine or associated with my account in any way.

If you're excited by that $1.5B Michigan nuke plant revival, bear in mind it's definitely a fixer-upper

Re: A little research on Holtec...

They're also decomming a plant ("Pilgrim") in Massachusetts (US), going way over budget and regularly having "unplanned releases" of radioactive water into Cape Cod Canal.

Certainly not the first name you want to see when reading about someone bringing a new plant online.

Ancient US air traffic control systems won't get a tech refresh before 2030

Inadvertently released it linked to a non-LTS version of whatever runtime it's tied to, thereby ensuring that it needs to be "updated" (completely rewritten) in a year when it becomes unsupported.

Putin really wants Trump back in the White House

Re: Eric Hoffer had Donald Trump COMPLETELY figured out YEARS AGO---

These idiots are always ACs.

Go back to Facebook with your BS. The adults are trying to have a conversation here.

WTF? Potty-mouthed intern's obscene error message mostly amused manager

Re: Depends on the target audience.

Similar, though mine was, "Paul says this won't happen" printed to the console just before a core dump. No, I'm not Paul, but I did know him...

Patch time: Critical GitLab vulnerability exposes 2FA-less users to account takeovers

Re: "ripe for exploitation since May"

Oh, I WISH it were that easy. I work in banking. 14 character password, 3 special, 2 digits, no repeating characters or digits, can't be "too similar" to any of the previous 10 passwords you've used. And that's just one system.

The worst kind of theater. Leonard Pinth-Garnell would love it.

UK government rings the death knell for SIM farms

Re: Eh ?

They love to make laws about things they don't understand. I'm in the US, and it's always good for a few laughs when our gov't takes up some law governing technology. "Four blind men describing an elephant" comes to mind. Sounds a lot like InfoSec in my own company. :( And it's downright embarrassing.