FYI, CenturyLink bought Level3 something like 10 years ago and then re-branded as Lumen during COVID.
The word “illegal” appears exactly once, paired with “unethical”. That doesn’t seem to be a major takeaway from the article to me.
That seems wildly optimistic. I can think of various provisions under GDPR that make this perfectly fine. For example, purpose limitation allows for compatible processing, and parsing calendar events to allow for…
Roku is a publicly traded company so they’re obligated to provide this information publicly, in the 10-Q they send to the SEC. Page 6 of the below PDF has their revenue broken down by category. Going by Q2 of 2026:…
A surprising number of people unfortunately seem to believe that bad things happen to people that deserve it, especially when it comes to addictions. This has been a prevalent problem with drugs, and it makes addicts…
The OS overrides location service settings during emergency calls > When using Emergency SOS to call emergency services, the call may include your location, regardless of whether you enable Location Services, to allow…
They are tied to the issuing domain and the system that carries the passkey will refuse to present it to any other domains. It’s more or less impossible to fall for phishing or a spoofed site. Your password manager may…
Trickle-down economics specifically refers to economic policy that favors the wealthy and corporations with the argument that this will lead to wealth trickling down to the economically less fortunate. Examples include…
I think this is spot on. It is not rational, but it's deeply rooted. I vividly remember the children's TV explaining nuclear chain reactions, what happened in Chernobyl, and why kids couldn't play in sandboxes on the…
The Solidaritätsprinzip is named that to distinguish it from the Äquivalenzprinzip (equivalency principle) of private insurance: with private insurance, your cost rate is determined by the services you would like to…
> The fucked up part is the forced solidarity Of course it is forced, it has to be. What's the alternative? Make it voluntary, which immediately will lead to the total cost only being spread across sick people that…
Do you have any external references to any commits that matter, for example in your communication platforms (emails, Slack) or your bug tracker? Or, worse yet, in places where they aren't just text format references,…
Her entire section 2 (starting at 6:12) is basically about why git does not and will never allow mixing of SHA1 and SHA256. The interop discussed is using copybara as a copy tool to move data from SHA1 based repos to…
You make a very good point. However, in this case, the deadline is two years in the past. From Article 12: > 1. By 15 May 2024 and every year thereafter, Member States shall require owners and operators of data centres…
FYI, CenturyLink bought Level3 something like 10 years ago and then re-branded as Lumen during COVID.
The word “illegal” appears exactly once, paired with “unethical”. That doesn’t seem to be a major takeaway from the article to me.
That seems wildly optimistic. I can think of various provisions under GDPR that make this perfectly fine. For example, purpose limitation allows for compatible processing, and parsing calendar events to allow for…
Roku is a publicly traded company so they’re obligated to provide this information publicly, in the 10-Q they send to the SEC. Page 6 of the below PDF has their revenue broken down by category. Going by Q2 of 2026:…
A surprising number of people unfortunately seem to believe that bad things happen to people that deserve it, especially when it comes to addictions. This has been a prevalent problem with drugs, and it makes addicts…
The OS overrides location service settings during emergency calls > When using Emergency SOS to call emergency services, the call may include your location, regardless of whether you enable Location Services, to allow…
They are tied to the issuing domain and the system that carries the passkey will refuse to present it to any other domains. It’s more or less impossible to fall for phishing or a spoofed site. Your password manager may…
Trickle-down economics specifically refers to economic policy that favors the wealthy and corporations with the argument that this will lead to wealth trickling down to the economically less fortunate. Examples include…
I think this is spot on. It is not rational, but it's deeply rooted. I vividly remember the children's TV explaining nuclear chain reactions, what happened in Chernobyl, and why kids couldn't play in sandboxes on the…
The Solidaritätsprinzip is named that to distinguish it from the Äquivalenzprinzip (equivalency principle) of private insurance: with private insurance, your cost rate is determined by the services you would like to…
> The fucked up part is the forced solidarity Of course it is forced, it has to be. What's the alternative? Make it voluntary, which immediately will lead to the total cost only being spread across sick people that…
Do you have any external references to any commits that matter, for example in your communication platforms (emails, Slack) or your bug tracker? Or, worse yet, in places where they aren't just text format references,…
Her entire section 2 (starting at 6:12) is basically about why git does not and will never allow mixing of SHA1 and SHA256. The interop discussed is using copybara as a copy tool to move data from SHA1 based repos to…
You make a very good point. However, in this case, the deadline is two years in the past. From Article 12: > 1. By 15 May 2024 and every year thereafter, Member States shall require owners and operators of data centres…