You know what's worse than pulling things off the shelves? Threatening the sovereignty of foreign nations and then making up bullshit tariffs to do so

• Login as a user.
• Delete the user while still logged in
• Run command

You should get a message "you don't exist, go away"

Not sure if that one is still around but I know one person who ran a script with "deluser $USER" and it ate root resulting in fun messages like that

Also, the iFrame is particularly asshole'ish in that the original author's site is still out the bandwidth for content, but somebody else is making money off it.

I fully support his response. Personally, I'd love to see the same done to certain scraper-bots

Honestly, I doubt this was even AI. I know it's he buzzword of the month but it's just as easy for some asshole to do with Photoshop

This initially sounded like they were forcing users to their history under the guise of providing suggestions, however it really just means "no history, no suggestions"

I'm ok with this

Fun thing, if you don't sort by "Prime" you'll often find that there's another one of the exact item you're looking for - without Prime - but actually for a lower price. The Prime isn't actually free shipping, it's just baked into the price

Honestly, people have been ringing warning bells for a while regarding how Amazon facilitates illegal behavior, including:

• Products like this whose purpose is obviously got illegal purposes and even described as such

• Counterfeit/knockoff goods

• Unsafe and/or not adhering to legal regulations in the country which they are being sold (sometimes often faking the certification logos)

As somebody who has dealt with the latter two, I hope this lawsuit puts on enough hurt and/or spawns similar suits so that Amazon cleans their shit up. It's enough advantage that they don't need to stock local stores without them being able to constantly thumb their nose at the regulations actual B&M stores need to adhere to

Yup, just like they "found" all that evidence on Luigi... after the cop left with the bag and came back

Firefox with good plugins is even better!

Honestly, I kinda hate the idea of a browser being able to access hardware devices.

Yeah nothing says "I support a post-scarcity economy" like a bunch of billionaires

Yeah, and Nvidia is pretty guilty for time and time again trying to lock people into proprietary solutions, while AMD introduces public standards like (Freesync comes to mind)

Yup. Back to charging users for the "nav package" and subscriptions for updates. No more pesky Google Maps with their constant-updated content

Interesting no mention of encryption-at-rest (disk encryption), which is something I'd recommend for servers in general.

Ruined photography?

Professionals or hobbyists can still use a proper camera but the old maxim "sometimes the best camera is the one you have with you" often applies and cellphones do fairly well in that regard

While they're at it, investigate the use of digital price tags on store shelves, especially grocery stores

Yeah it's hard to disagree with this. While I don't think that the US or Canada can do much to influence the situation politically, neither should they be providing support militarily.

Cool. Let's go with criminal impersonation, defamation, and slander/libel instead them!

Let fucking Musk be the next one to be chipped so he can prove how safe and comfortable it is

Seriously can we just have a car without all the self-driving bullshit though. Make an electric car that's affordable and Canadian-made FIRST, then work on the autonomous shit