Jay
@OneFineJay
Put away the umbrella; I do not need your shade.
We’re two-thirds of the way through the month and yet it’s only Tuesday
My coworker has been bragging about her husband’s potato salad and she brought some in to share - it has potatoes, tuna, eggs, and mayo. No seasonings. It’s like something you would give a Komodo dragon on its birthday.
Weekly FaceTime with Mom (from her hotel in Tokyo). Tomorrow they fly back to Manila, stay one night at a hotel and then fly to Laoag, Ilocos Norte, for some more sightseeing and in-laws time.
I can’t figure out the size of anything in this image
i, an oldhead, am just now realizing there's a whole generation that only knows gaunt Al Sharpton
i miss fat Al Sharpton from the 80s, when he looked like black Ron Jeremy
Many of the apps and websites now required by UK law to take your ID info have equal or worse data protections than Tea. I know this isn’t what you want to hear, but it is what you need to hear. PII security audits are going to be the next step on a very slippery slope of misery.
I haven’t gloated this much since Trump’s re-election
🫖🫖🫖🫖🫖🫖🫖 Just absolutely dying at the: - poor data security by the app developers - the very easy way by which the user data was accessed. (Like you can’t even say it was a hack) - the predictably low quality of its clientele in just 48 hours
Calling it a "hack" is quite generous to the company behind this app, which simply left these files in a publicly accessible cloud storage bucket waiting for someone to find
Update: the Tea app has been hacked, and 72,000 images from the app have been leaked, including verification selfies and photos of users' driver's licenses nbcnews.com/tech/social-me….
The Tea app has been hacked, and you can go download 59.3 gigabytes of user selfies right now. The hack is real. A picture from someone I know who signed up just to see what was on there was in it. This was an obviously vibe-coded app and was bound to be insecure.
Wrote about dead internet for Spectator.
"Another recent example is a band called the Velvet Sundown that has 300,000 Spotify listeners a month. The band appears to be completely fake. The photo of the group and the album cover are AI-generated." From @BridgetPhetasy trib.al/0dHiyLz
I get 5TB of OneDrive storage through my university account but it forces me to sign in with 2FA every two days or something 🥴🥴🥴
If you flip this around I think you can see why modern life is so frustrating for progressives, why they’re so neurotic about everything, and upset all the time. If you ignore all the trade-offs, if you just simply don’t care about the morality of forcing third parties to pay for…
What you should notice immediately, though, is the difference in who should be responsible for solving this problem. On the one hand, you could have the mother not work, in which case her and her husband are directly solving the problem of childcare for their own family. On the…
The idea that you shouldn’t use social media unless you’re selling something makes you sound like a snake oil salesmen. “I wouldn’t be here unless I’m selling you something” degrades your customer base That is virtue signaling