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uncletammy
19d ago
The TV I had got updates for new ads and reduced speed
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uncletammy
1mo ago
Lungs are one of the most effective ways of distributing disease. You'd be shocked at how many people get sick and die because LUNGS! We should immediately do away with lungs!
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uncletammy
1mo ago
I know almost nothing about trademark violation and agree it's likely a risk. I'm in the U.S. though.
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uncletammy
1mo ago
We should be eagerly sacrificing bank apps anyway. If your bank treats you with hostility, time to get a new bank.
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uncletammy
1mo ago
How did that work out for you? Safer? What was the experience switching, for you and for your kid?
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uncletammy
2mo ago
* citation needed
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uncletammy
4mo ago
https://halupedia.com/prehistoric-nazi-colony Edit: I've just run across the antisemitic defacement in the "stumble" feature and it makes the timing of my post appear pretty unfortunate. It's especially
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uncletammy
4mo ago
It's hard to vote with your dollar when market economics are such that only a handful of (massive) firms sell almost all of thing you're protesting. What leverage does one have in the age of oligopolistic enshittification?
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uncletammy
6mo ago
How does someone break into that field. I have a buddy who used to announce pro sports ( he's sort of famous for it ) that wants this kind of work.
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6mo ago
They no longer prohibit phones during the film. In fact, now they require one to place an order. This has just started and is rolling out to every market. It completely undermined their entire value proposition. Alamo Drafthouse is a walkin
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uncletammy
6mo ago
Alamo food and service have absolutely tanked over the last year. They no longer prohibit phones during the film. In fact, now they require one to order food. They have completely undermined their entire value proposition. Alamo Drafthouse
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uncletammy
6mo ago
> Each SDK might be tattling on you, but unless you give them a key to match you across apps, each signal from each app is unique Aren't there many examples of these? For example IMEI, IMSI, phone number, etc? Even without "uni
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uncletammy
7mo ago
Not in software though. Clear precedent has been established via EULAs. Software companies set the rules and if users don't like, they can piss off. I don't see why it would be any different for the government.
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uncletammy
7mo ago
That is speculation. You might be correct but this statement could simply be a strong signal to the administration to back down. A hail Mary.
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uncletammy
8mo ago
The posting you link to says " Zürich, Switzerland (on-site, remote not possible) " which conflicts with what you've posted here.
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uncletammy
9mo ago
TIL about Flipper Zero and I'm definitely buying one
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uncletammy
9mo ago
Do you have a source for this claim?
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11mo ago
Unless you're a developer
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uncletammy
1y ago
Can you recommend a service for this?
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1y ago
Here is a list of every state and federal bill proposed in the United States in recent history (that I could find). Have a look at the letter beside the names of the sponsors. Then, after you've discovered that online surveillance bi
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uncletammy
1y ago
Citation needed
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uncletammy
1y ago
How does the EU solution make user's whole? At least with class actions, users get to see a few pennies. I'm not trying to make an argument against strong regulatory bodies. We need those for sure. It would just be nice if the
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uncletammy
2y ago
You can't block Windows/Microsoft traffic
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2y ago
It is far poorer after you account for the brain drain and the opportunity cost of the brains that choose to remain.
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uncletammy
2y ago
There are many reasons one might use a "login with X" flow that have nothing to do with storing passwords
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2y ago
What an exciting application of AI ... paid for with revenue from years of predatory sales tactics, exploting defencies in Apple's parental controls by tricking children into buying things without their parents permission then refusing
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2y ago
It sounds like a cool product but I'm unable to read the text because of the white font on a very light colored background. I'm on Brave for Android
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2y ago
Maybe in the short run but I think you underestimate surveillance tech firms' ability to extract revenue from governments. If this technology proves even a little bit useful, I expect that ten years from now, cities will be spending do
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uncletammy
3y ago
Apple is not the only hardware manufacturer and there are millions of consumers of non-apple hardware that will gleefully welcome this legislation. I agree that consumers are the real problem but government intervention provides a much need
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uncletammy
3y ago
It forces you to consent to whatever arbitrary EULA that the people running the coworking space probably haven't read.
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