joelfromaus

An example from my day job which I’ve been doing for almost 20 years.

A customer, while looking at his phone, said what I was telling him was wrong with 100% confidence. The trick is he was looking at the same thing (in the catalogue) I was, which had the real answer. He was literally denying reality and it confused me at the time. I only realised afterwards he was reading off the AI results as if the AI was all knowing and had the true answer.

Jokes on you, I bought my fridge from LG.

Unrelated, but does anyone know how to stop my A/C from beeping out morse code adverts for McAfee?

Having that many comments and avoiding the list be like:

That’s kinda disturbing, not gonna lie.

I wouldn’t use a painted key in a lock. Any material debris in a lock adds resistance and that paint coming off in the lock pretty quickly.

I don’t know if that was the original commenters point but that’s why I wouldn’t.

Nah, a business with that name would dominate the market.

Considering the far-right push to obliterate privacy, current and historically, it’s a really poor look for a company with a privacy product.

It’s rumoured that Australia will look to banning VPNs next for “protecting the children” after recently mandating proof of age laws to a bunch of services like social media and pornography.

Damn, that would’ve made a much better title. My hats off to you for that one!

Eventually it becomes other people’s problem, not yours.

I normally don’t click on video links (usually can’t be arsed) but that was a good one!