The book is a “mix of out-of-date and previously reported claims about the company and false accusations about our executives,” a Meta spokesman, Andy Stone, said in a statement.
Asshole implying misdeeds can only be reported on once, and they must be recent, otherwise they just don’t count? Fuck off…
What makes you think they’d give us voting rights? You never heard of Puerto Rico?
I’ve been getting prepped for a round of tabletop Battletech with some friends this weekend. Printed a couple minis, laminated cheat sheets, bit of painting, and generally coordinating things and brushing up on the game as it’s all going down at my house, the basement is a mess, and we’re all fairly new to the game.
“Kids these days…”
The clocks built into appliances aren’t generally being relied upon to wake people up for work or school or whatever else is time sensitive, so it’s not particularly important that people be reminded to change them when the time change occurs. Phone clock updates automatically, and that’s the alarm for the overwhelming majority of people young enough to not be living in assisted care.
Stuxnet was pretty wild. Used four zero-day Windows exploits to pretty much guarantee infection, propagated itself onto other computers on the network, and then did nothing unless it detected its host was running Siemens Step7 software connected to a PLC driving centrifuges within a specific range of frequencies specific to uranium enrichment, at which point it would start fucking with the centrifuge speeds to impede enrichment and drastically increase wear while displaying normal readings on operator stations. It was estimated to have destroyed as much as one fifth of Iran’s uranium centrifuges.