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They're not going to sell 25+ million more units when there's a very real threat of being assaulted while wearing them.

I think the location of everyone wearing the pedo glasses nearby should be available in a separate app. If wearers of the pedo glasses are concerned for their own privacy they migh…

Epstein Glasses is also a good name for them. Glasses for people who don't do consent.

How to opt-out of sharing your NHS health records with Palantir: https://www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/about-the-nhs/opt-out-of-sh...

And Paula Vennells continues to escape real consequences.

In the 90s/2000s people also used to shorten cybersex to cyber. I guess if they wanted to have fun with it they could add a "Wanna Cyber?" in place of the usual "Try ".

Google should've been broken up eons ago.

Adblockers for cars?

What about all the fraud committed by the online ad industry?

Up until relatively recently you would have to install custom VPNs and maybe add Pihole into the mix to achieve anything close to that. Easy for us here, but we're in a small minor…

The parenting argument is a complete cop-out. There's no universe where you can be shoulder hovering 24/7. This could've been solved years ago with robust parental controls. But co…

If I wasn't blocking ads this is what I would normally be seeing.

Presumably they would only have to show they're doing some simple due diligence. At minimum KYC and a reporting process that works. Neither of which Google et el do currently.

Not only unusable, it's an outright security risk. Even the purportedly less scammy ad networks like Google sell ads to scammers and malware developers.

It's a strong signal that the person or organization "creating" said video views the person consuming it with open contempt.

Canada should respond in kind for the US making oil prices go up.

Why does Sony seem to be the only one having this problem? Do Google and Apple also engage in this practice?

Stuff has it too.

Bicentennial Man is one of my favourite films of his (also Robin Williams). There's an interesting subplot in there on right to repair which is very much relevant today. It also de…

They're insanely popular in Japan.

I'll sometimes search for the LLM string on random non-AI related articles. It's sad.

>it's intuitive Until you have to work with stale GHAS tool configurations, remember whether a project uses rulesets or branch settings or find that comment you wrote on a PR (and …