I wonder if the following scenario ever occurred inside LG when they were designing this spyware. 1. Teenagers exist 2. Teenagers hook up with other teenagers 3. Sometimes that might happen on the couch in front of the…
1. We do NOT record or log anything 2. We might log something but it is local only and these specific features 3. Okay maybe we'll log a little but the TOS gives us permission 4. Yes we log and record everything and…
I'm sure the comments will be full of detractors scoffing at this claiming that all one needs is not to wash their hands. Or just go outside to handle that mud. With luck you might come across the king of Briton.
"Our AI has more prison tats than yours" is a weird and somewhat disturbing flex. Almost like these companies are ran by women who send love letters to serial killers.
Sony decided to go with "You will own nothing and be happy"
They must have abandoned such plans (if they had any) when they got some backlash after they added telemetry features and half a dozen forks popped up overnight.
How about Asahi? Or is your hardware too new for it to apply.
Call it cynicism or paranoia but whenever something gets passed unanimously especially when it's tech related (lawmakers are notoriously aloof when it comes to tech in general let alone knowing anything about Linux or…
I recall reading that Curry went to the same gym as the actor of Penelope in Criminal Minds and asked her (repeatedly as I recall) if he could get a role. Eventually he got one and delivered as Flynn perhaps the most…
> an ironic thing about Flock and it's audit trail is that it serves as a honeypot to root out bad police. That's like saying the SS served as a honeypot for genocidal maniacs.
I'd like to think this conspiracy at least contributed: https://blog.chriszacharias.com/a-conspiracy-to-kill-ie6 Unless it's all fud in which case I shall archive this under headcanon.
> start putting up banners that say "our website does not work with your browser, please switch to Chrome" That's how IE 6 was killed.
Hunter Biden is still around so, no.
> "Valid HTML" used to be a big deal To a point that there was an actual badge for it.
Worms is such a masterpiece it is used to predict elections.
IANAL but there have been some attempts to argue that forcing operating systems to add any age attestation etc. is compelled speech. Guess the question is which Distro will foot the bill to test this in actual court.
> The ability to register for Signal without a phone number is a frequently requested feature. I wonder if Signal missed the forest for the trees with a paid registration. I imagine privacy is the primary reason for…
For the tiniest of moment websites were made using Flash. Granted the technology was mostly games and video but on occasion a site popped up where everything was an interactive flash instead of plain old html. And…
End of an era. Who do we vote as the worst company ever now?
Sony and other digital vendors have proven more than once that if it's digital, you are not in control regardless of legislation. Discs matter because they are the only even remotely trustworthy way of actually owning…
Vorlons authenticate, Shadows authorize
These single click "informed" consent is akin to a bartender mixing you a drink with 30 different ingredients and hoping you don't notice they include cyanide and rohypnol.
> Will there be any traditional user-serving browsers left a few years from now? One can hope that by then Ladybird has landed. There was some rumblings about an alpha release come 2027 so "few years" might actually be…
> Maybe the next generation of MacBooks will also actually have exactly 90° non-rounded corners? Depends who owns the patent for that.
The most ludicrous case of trademark issues I've seen to date has been Apple suing Prepear because they had a pear as their logo but Monster suing someone because of the term monster is not far from falling equally as…
I wonder if the following scenario ever occurred inside LG when they were designing this spyware. 1. Teenagers exist 2. Teenagers hook up with other teenagers 3. Sometimes that might happen on the couch in front of the…
1. We do NOT record or log anything 2. We might log something but it is local only and these specific features 3. Okay maybe we'll log a little but the TOS gives us permission 4. Yes we log and record everything and…
I'm sure the comments will be full of detractors scoffing at this claiming that all one needs is not to wash their hands. Or just go outside to handle that mud. With luck you might come across the king of Briton.
"Our AI has more prison tats than yours" is a weird and somewhat disturbing flex. Almost like these companies are ran by women who send love letters to serial killers.
Sony decided to go with "You will own nothing and be happy"
They must have abandoned such plans (if they had any) when they got some backlash after they added telemetry features and half a dozen forks popped up overnight.
How about Asahi? Or is your hardware too new for it to apply.
Call it cynicism or paranoia but whenever something gets passed unanimously especially when it's tech related (lawmakers are notoriously aloof when it comes to tech in general let alone knowing anything about Linux or…
I recall reading that Curry went to the same gym as the actor of Penelope in Criminal Minds and asked her (repeatedly as I recall) if he could get a role. Eventually he got one and delivered as Flynn perhaps the most…
> an ironic thing about Flock and it's audit trail is that it serves as a honeypot to root out bad police. That's like saying the SS served as a honeypot for genocidal maniacs.
I'd like to think this conspiracy at least contributed: https://blog.chriszacharias.com/a-conspiracy-to-kill-ie6 Unless it's all fud in which case I shall archive this under headcanon.
> start putting up banners that say "our website does not work with your browser, please switch to Chrome" That's how IE 6 was killed.
Hunter Biden is still around so, no.
> "Valid HTML" used to be a big deal To a point that there was an actual badge for it.
Worms is such a masterpiece it is used to predict elections.
IANAL but there have been some attempts to argue that forcing operating systems to add any age attestation etc. is compelled speech. Guess the question is which Distro will foot the bill to test this in actual court.
> The ability to register for Signal without a phone number is a frequently requested feature. I wonder if Signal missed the forest for the trees with a paid registration. I imagine privacy is the primary reason for…
For the tiniest of moment websites were made using Flash. Granted the technology was mostly games and video but on occasion a site popped up where everything was an interactive flash instead of plain old html. And…
End of an era. Who do we vote as the worst company ever now?
Sony and other digital vendors have proven more than once that if it's digital, you are not in control regardless of legislation. Discs matter because they are the only even remotely trustworthy way of actually owning…
Vorlons authenticate, Shadows authorize
These single click "informed" consent is akin to a bartender mixing you a drink with 30 different ingredients and hoping you don't notice they include cyanide and rohypnol.
> Will there be any traditional user-serving browsers left a few years from now? One can hope that by then Ladybird has landed. There was some rumblings about an alpha release come 2027 so "few years" might actually be…
> Maybe the next generation of MacBooks will also actually have exactly 90° non-rounded corners? Depends who owns the patent for that.
The most ludicrous case of trademark issues I've seen to date has been Apple suing Prepear because they had a pear as their logo but Monster suing someone because of the term monster is not far from falling equally as…