Unfortunately Signal has threatened to leave the Canadian market should this bill go through, as have NordVPN, Windscribe, DuckDuckGo's VPN, Psiphon VPN, and Proton VPN. I imagine more may follow suit.
The opening line > This is written of a future. Not the future, but a future – one of many possibilities. reminded me of the opening line from Tom Scott's The Artificial Intelligence That Deleted A Century…
Android has something similar - in the power menu [1] there's a "Lockdown" button which will lock your phone, disable biometrics, and disable showing notifications until you unlock with password. Depending on your…
> If you’re on a desktop device reading this, how many windows are filling the entire screen? How much screen space does the browser you’re reading from take up? > It’s safest to presume that users on desktop or laptop…
> Raku has no qualms about using Unicode operators. You check set membership with ∈. There's also ∉, ∋, and ∌. Something to note is that there are ASCII equivalents[0] for every cool Unicode operator found in Raku. For…
Unfortunately Signal has threatened to leave the Canadian market should this bill go through, as have NordVPN, Windscribe, DuckDuckGo's VPN, Psiphon VPN, and Proton VPN. I imagine more may follow suit.
The opening line > This is written of a future. Not the future, but a future – one of many possibilities. reminded me of the opening line from Tom Scott's The Artificial Intelligence That Deleted A Century…
Android has something similar - in the power menu [1] there's a "Lockdown" button which will lock your phone, disable biometrics, and disable showing notifications until you unlock with password. Depending on your…
> If you’re on a desktop device reading this, how many windows are filling the entire screen? How much screen space does the browser you’re reading from take up? > It’s safest to presume that users on desktop or laptop…
> Raku has no qualms about using Unicode operators. You check set membership with ∈. There's also ∉, ∋, and ∌. Something to note is that there are ASCII equivalents[0] for every cool Unicode operator found in Raku. For…