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A. Disable the Gemini suggestions if you don’t want it (I did so).

B. If one’s using a free mail service for 16 years, and then came to not liking its recent development, in which world shitting on it in public is the right and necessary thing to do?

C. In which world someone switching mail provider is a top front page news item?

D. If the case in B is not free, then this means the OP was heavier user than my teenage daughter. Thus consumed more of it.


The study, which was used by EY consultants in Canada to market their cyber security business, used made-up data, misattributed citations and referenced a McKinsey report that doesn't exist.


All content as markdown repository https://github.com/antoniolupetti/algebrica


Well,

    npm install …
did worse


that's a willing act - you are actively asking npm to download something, and accepting it might be terrible for you.

Here chrome is just installing things behind your back, whether you really want it or not.


Never use “npm install”, only “npm ci”. Using “npm install” is a willing act to run fresh exploits.


What are the sources for the “facts” presented in this post?



Anthropic’s roadmap is widely underappreciated; it is the company defining AI productivity today.


Seems similar to operation night watch by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam

https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/operation-night-watch/...




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