Indeed. The safest course of action is naturally to put them in concentration camps to avoid that possibility (/s as well).

There is a lot of things in dark woods to be fearful of.

All browsers on iPad and iPhone are just safari with a coat of paint to be fair.

I’ve seen cryptospam, drugspam, generic adspam on here. Why would a political astroturfspam be a conspiracy theory?

It’s a silly joke where from a sino-roman perspective africa was the second continent/world “discovered” and that means the third world would be the next one, which is America.

Well, it is in the third world so what would one expect?

Not at that time. That came after the us government pushed the swedish government to do something and they in turn “strongly hinted” to the swedish judiciary system that they better do something.

And finally the sentencing judge socialised professionally with pro-copyright lobbyists.

It’s right there in the open. Install windows and you’ll see it. There is personalised ads in the start menu and the os is uploading your private files to the cloud automatically, taking screenshots and uploading them, etc. It’s not hidden whatsoever.

So you’re saying that the os itself is compromised? Gee, good luck protecting your processes from the fucking os, no matter how you do it.

Microsoft are integrating adware and spyware straight into the os.

Wet wipes made of plastic will clog up the sewage system though unlike paper.

Running sbc at higher bitrates than default sound subjectively better than most existing codecs. I use 552 kbit/s regulary and it sound great. Unfortunately the support for higher sbc bitrates is terrible.

Not sure about this one example but working in the industry and following the development of wing sails the ones I’ve seen will fold one way or the other. This example in the article is probably a prototype or even experimental implementation to test the efficency.

Examples of folding sails in development: https://www.theoceanbird.com/oceanbird-wing-560/

https://terntank.com/2023/02/sail-into-the-future/

Interestingly that is why I chose them like 5 years ago as I figured that is a plus as far as privacy is concerned. Having 1337 show up when performing a domain owner lookup instead of my name seem like a good thing and if I need it to be registered to me it’s easy enough to transfer.

I love the service though and brokep being involved makes them worth considering for anyone into privacy.

In my town people have died from being run into with 25 kmh rental e-scooters (eg. Voi) so they definitely have enough mass and speed to both seriously injure and kill people. I can only imagine the damage that is caused by these high speed fatbikes I see people riding on bikepaths now.

So your system knows the exact situation and still is slowing down my bike, just at the moment I need to accelerate to avoid being overrun by that large truck heading into me.

This look like a problem with trucks, no? Maybe we should have a system to prevent trucks from running over people.

There are standalone music apps for emby though, I use symfonium on android which is simply awesome. It’s not that expensive either.

Old mixtapes and such can be noisy with hizzes, pops and such. It is possible to filter out those artefacts but thats removing stuff, just as digitally compressing audio is removing stuff. You can’t create data from nowhere for digitally compressed files and you can’t simply add back the hizz, noise, and pops to the mixtapes if you remove that.

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They are pointing out the difference between a criminal offense and an administrative offense. Crossing a border and entering a country without permission is typically not considered a crime and hence would not be called illegal. It would be consider an administrative offense, hence immigrants irregular status rather than illegal status.

The issue is confusing since the use of illegal immigrant is very common in english due to fud.

The destinction is however obvious when one notice that immigrants stand trials in administrative courts rather than criminal courts.