Although it's not that simple, it's way easier than an average Joe would think. That's how one of the most wanted hackers, Kevin Mitnick, had his way around stuff through social engineering.
Vapid argument: You can always check it yourself. That is the benefit of open source: you can inspect the source code and see if it's malicious or not. You would usually know if an open source project is malevolent or not; if you still have some dubiety, you can always deploy it yourselves.
You are correct. This is indeed a thing (though typically when the authority figure is right in front of one's face), but I have noticed it a lot less in zoomers. On a similar note, the Indian Police Act and, rather, law enforcement as a whole needs to be reformed and worked heavily upon so the laws sincerely get executed and implemented (maybe then the people won't be as intimidated).
The rupee drops more for some reason
Let's go!
You are right, but that's a different topic. What the point is that it at least improved in one parameter.
It didn't do anything for the people yesterday, and It's also not doing anything for the people today, but at least the line went up.
I don't think so. It objectively grew, number wise.
It's better than what it was yesterday. Isn't that reason enough to celebrate?
What should it have done instead, moan that it grew?
It is true. And it's not just Uber.
Although it's not that simple, it's way easier than an average Joe would think. That's how one of the most wanted hackers, Kevin Mitnick, had his way around stuff through social engineering.
I appreciate you making me aware of such an amazing project.
I try to.
Vapid argument: You can always check it yourself. That is the benefit of open source: you can inspect the source code and see if it's malicious or not. You would usually know if an open source project is malevolent or not; if you still have some dubiety, you can always deploy it yourselves.
Yeah, we should be able to summon bots on lemmy posts like we do on reddit. Can we do it? lemme try: @autotldr@lemmings.world
You are correct. This is indeed a thing (though typically when the authority figure is right in front of one's face), but I have noticed it a lot less in zoomers. On a similar note, the Indian Police Act and, rather, law enforcement as a whole needs to be reformed and worked heavily upon so the laws sincerely get executed and implemented (maybe then the people won't be as intimidated).
Yes please. Sumn like reveddit or unddit for lemmy would be pleasant.