I did something similar. My db-backups were corrupted on creation (I had no idea, the disk had partial disk corruption), and this went on for a few months before the entire disk gave up.

Since both the server and the backups were corrupted I lost my 3 year old Matrix server + a few websites and services xD

That was not a fun week :)

TLDR: Test your backups once in a while

You join a meeting with a coworker. Your coworker has enabled an AI tool to automatically take notes and summarize the meeting. They do not ask for consent to turn it on. The tool mischaracterizes what you discuss.

I just had a Teams meeting where a business partner added their AI assistant to the call and said that it would record audio/video for training purposes.

They didn't ask for permission or anything, just joined and turned it on. Like wtf? Where does it store the data? What is it used for?

If I wasn't forced to attend I would have left then and there.

Imagine if they spent $15M/day on fixing the climate instead..

Hire me please xD

My diet is at least 30% sandwiches xd

Web dev here, never used it :) I like to think for myself

No E2E-encryption? Can't find any info about it. Unencrypted = big nope. Looks good otherwise :)

Fuuuuuuuck

Thanks for coming to my TED talk

Trumps best climate initiative so far :)

You've now been flagged an enemy of state in Sweden

Researchers discover trees? ;D

Oh snap

Time to raid some data centers

users will be required to undergo World’s verification method, which requires having their eyeballs scanned at a physical location with a proprietary device to prove they are human.

Haha fuck no lol

"Brute force protection — max 5 failed unlock attempts; vault destroyed on limit"

No way that can end bad xd

Isn't the point of password managers that the encryption is so difficult to break that you don't need these "safety" measures?

Just clone the vault files before brute forcing?

Well yea, but still better than nothing