1. Looking answer for A.
2. Find stack overflow post about it
3. “This is a dublicate”
4. Link goes to question with answer to B.
5. And B while being close to A is not A.

Peak stack overflow experience.

Op telling heartwarming story about bringing joy to his father’s life

Lemmy - downvote because AI

I get the point of the AI hate, that being said, mostly anything is not black and white in the real world.

I really appreciate you - values are not values if one isn’t ready to lose something for defending them.

I have doubled the money Ed was going to pay you and given it to a children’s hospital and I encourage others to join.

After nokia N9 I got the Jolla phone. Then the Jolla C. Eventually as Jolla was struggling at the time my work e-mails did not work etc.

I had to make a choice between pest and cholera.

I chose apple as it was more privacy oriented at least in talks.

But if that “promise” flies also out of window…then what?

Does a phone that one can truly own and also works in corporate setting (sideload intune in a separate container) exists? Something that works with as litlle as possible tuning to make it work? Something that our IT department approves? Banking apps need to work.

I’m open for suggestions nevertheless I feel like we are prisoners in some sense.

I used to have a separate work phone but carrying two phones all the time got annoying after a couple of years.

I’m not techy enough to be able explain the whole rationale nevertheless to my understanding one thing is that the apps prevent pishing / fake login pages.

I have read news where people access banking from fake websites and lose money because of that. To my understanding it is pretty common way to lose money by accessing “bank” through fake sms etc.

For generic not tech oriented customers app will remove this worry and these people are probably 90% of the bank’s customers

I believe that this is going to be the standard- like it or not.

Official apps are promoted by many security experts as they are a lot safer than the website.

Some kind of regulation should still be applied crucial banking software shouldn’t be spying software also.

This reminds me of my ex.

Okay.

Please explain to me like I’m five: How is a computer program going to kill me IRL?

Is the fear that i.e. AI will get hold of nuclear plants or hospital dialysis machines and kill people that way? (Or something along those lines)

I genuinely don’t know enough about this topic to really form an opinion but my initial reaction is that this is hard to believe.

Perhaps humanity can decline because some tech gets destroyed etc. but people lived 1800s and 4000bc “just fine” - but now AI will kill us ALL?