It’s set at the user level, being able to log on to the computer with a current account means nothing.
What a load of bullshit, sorry but it has to be said - especially with regards to Gabe Newell lol. Have a look at the net worth of everyone that works at valve.
I’m not sure neuralink could be considered a “fuck up”? It’s the closest thing we have to legit magic.
Those 2 things - being arrested, having ADHD - are completely irrelevant to each other. Should they also screen everyone they detain for skin cancer?
Missing a bit of context from the article, clickbait headlines tend to do that (not aimed at OP but at the article writer):
The person uploaded a bunch of AI training data to his Google drive account. That training data has CSAM in it.
Like it or not, he uploaded CSAM to his Google drive account, which is why his account was banned. Will they unban him? Maybe, but doing so would give pedos a loophole to let them upload CSAM to Google drive without getting banned - just claim it’s AI training data.
Admins can’t just log in to your Microsoft teams account, or your entra/365 account.
It did, maybe still does.
So if you can’t tell, why does it matter? People that do that do it for the attention you give them. If you’re not giving them any attention because they’re blocked, they go away.
If you can’t see someone’s posts then they’re blocked for all that matters. Anyone wanting more than that is being too precious.
Serial shitcunt mod jordanlund from Lemmy.world banned me from multiple communities I’ve never even so much as visited when he banned me for something that didn’t even break any rules.
Too late - it began as that.
No, 95% is Nvidia market share.
20%+ difference is massive. 10% is massive to many pc players.
Just a drop in the ocean compared to the number of people who are happy gaming on windows, and these differences are making sure that Linux isn’t gaining any significant ground. Nvidia may as well be the only player in the GPU market, and with how poorly their gpus work on Linux, it’s a huge problem for Linux.