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  • Those who commit crimes against humanity should also ID themselves to make it easier for justice to find them in the future

  • "Mission accomplished"

  • Do have a source for this information?

  • I was suprised this wasn't just another fanfiction PR stunt from Anthropic

  • Ever since MS went all-in on the vibecoding, I wouldn't be surprised it the form was just janky

  • My guess is that they dont want anybody to use the word 'Microsoft' in their account name to impersonate the company.

  • It's not devs in general. Bloober is notorious for releasing poorly optimized games. They probably run terribly on windows too.

  • They'd be faster to transvestigate her first

  • And then gets away with it because they're operating the robot from a country that doesn't have extradition treaties with the victim's country

  • I, for one, look forward to reading about the ensuing robotically-assisted murders of ultrawealthy folk who think this is a good idea

  • MAGA voters seem pretty unlikely to vote for women.

  • Referring to the hood of a car, or the hood of a masked Klansman?

  • Terminally online

  • Guacamole? In this economy?

  • Millenials killed chipotle too, huh?

  • No. Lockdown is not the same as BFU. Lockdown just turns off biometric unlocking.

  • The latter is true. Phone needs to be in BFU to work against cellbrite, I figure. Lockdown only turns off biometrics and makes the phone unlockable with a pin or password instead, iirc.

  • From the GOS forums, it looks like as long as you keep your phone up-to-date, block USB data in the locked state, and the phone is in the before-first-unlock state, cellbrite still can't break into it