u/IndyDayz

With everything getting smarter and AI being everywhere now, I've been wondering how big of a threat AI powered cyberattacks really are. Is it just media hype or are these attacks actually happening in the wild? Also, how the hell do you even defend against something like that? Feels like AI would be way faster at finding weaknesses than a human could keep up with. If anyone works in cybersecurity, I'd love to hear what you’re seeing.

I read that in Washington and Oregon, Lemonade prices based on miles driven rather than driving habits, which I thought was interesting. I live in Portland and put maybe 500 miles on my car a month, so I got curious and ran a quote. The base rate plus the per-mile cost ended up being noticeably cheaper than what I was paying with my last insurer. Roadside assistance is included for free if you have the app installed too. Anyone else in the PNW using it? I've not signed up yet, keen to hear some experienced first!

I’ve been on this massive Viking kick lately (blame binge-watching Vikings Valhalla again), and now I’m looking for a good mobile game to scratch the itch. I’m hoping for something that’s got a strategy vibe, like base building, raiding, leveling up your troops, that kind of thing. Bonus points if it has good graphics and doesn’t feel like a total pay-to-win grind. Anyone got recommendations? Preferably something I can sink way too many hours into without hating myself.