baddie

Bottom line: if you are anti-free speech, you are the baddie.

You know the bit in CSI:NY where they search for the baddie and two dzoen photos flash by and suddenly they have an address. Thats real.

Playing the baddie is always fun. Just the actual dynamics of the game were pretty flawed.

Give the baddie lion a scar or something. Hey, hyenas are evil, let's use hyenas as a sort of critical greek chorus."

One thing, though; when it's illegal, police find it a convenient way to bust a known baddie and get them off the streets. Take that away and they lose a valuable tool.

I would reckon that if Signal were to take over these use cases, Signal itself would just turn into the next big tech baddie.

So gaining access to their video game password can give a baddie access to their email or bank account password.

For every baddie you kill, it deposits cash in your account. If you kill the final boss, Paulson will personally write you a blank check drawn on the US Treasury.

It's a childish, primitive term, with the same kind of semantic effect as the word 'baddie' in reference to an action movie.

Facebook is a big baddie in this space; their widget implementations are horribly naive and drastically bog down pages.

Just the same as people root for the guy who hacked Sony, or for whatever random "little guy" stands up for whatever negatively though of "big baddie." It still doesn't make it right, and we're supposed to have learned that lesson by the second grade.

Instead the nonsense flies because the FDA is the baddie here. People are just telling themselves things and don't care to find out why they took action against 23andMe in specific, or their regulatory purpose in general, mixed with generic gov't mistrust.

Legal immigrants typically are held up years as various agencies probe and prod and check to make sure they are not an Al-Qaeda sleeper cell or some other baddie.

The term "defense in depth" means there is more than one defensive mechanism, typically so that if a baddie is able to circumvent one mechanism, they'll be trapped by another. In this case, moving the SSH port massively reduces exposure to naive port scanners.

This is astronomically more detailed since you now have a history of where every baddie was at various points in time, but I think most would agree that it's much more invasive than ever before.

Being a better baddie is not the only way to deal with baddies, the bit in Team America about assholes, dicks and pussies is stupid bullshit, and the fact that so many people are eating it up doesn't make it less bullshit. Simply consider that everything you just said, "they" tell their people, too, and use it to keep them in line and under control.

While I agree that any president of the USA is basically a baddie Trump really blows the scale. Yes we should be talking about the draconian immigration policies under Obama, and we should be talking about Biden’s support for the war on drugs, and we should be talking about drone killings under the Democrats.

I know its much harder than that to just leave so I would suggest at the least: not accepting code changes from some out of town baddie who obviously doesn't respect you or your work. Trust me if your boss asks why you didn't merge and you say "he didn't spend 30 minutes to update the docs to reflect the changes" they will take your side, bosses care about future proofing and best practices being followed believe it or not.