I was wondering why some users do this and tend to avoid these posts thinking they’re bots. If the image is not adding information, it’s just extra effort for no gain (some instances have issues with images too and may require an extra click). A text post can just be a text post. This is a text-based community after all.
Don’t forget the wormhole explanation of folding a piece of paper and passing a pencil through it.
I realize they can’t publish how they “hacked” the vehicle but without this part, the article feels a bit lacking. Can it be done by anyone? Only by someone with physical access? Other than that it’s not saying much more than what Mozilla had published about a bunch of cars, not just Chinese. And we already know other governments are also dangerous when it comes to this data.
According to the article he recorded the driver sharing the internet banking password with his mother during a call. It’s just a sensationalized way to show he has access to the microphone.
I like the concept of reduce and in many cases a different implementation is not necessarily more readable. But I hate how I have to look up the syntax every time, in every language I’ve written. I don’t know if that’s a me problem though.
So you’re part of the problem or… have no access to information. Do you realize how much more data Google has in some places? I contribute to osm every now and then but still use Google maps for navigation, it’s not even comparable.
Or, following your metaphor, we think cars are useful but don’t want everything to turn into American suburbs. Which seems to be what companies are currently pushing AI to.
The services themselves will probably be made to ask for verification and your devices will answer through the age verification app. Since custom mobile OSs (or desktop Linux) won’t provide hardware attestation, the app won’t work on them and the websites will treat you as underage. The types of services that require age verification aren’t specific, they can change based on EU decisions so eventually people not using “approved” OSs may be locked out of most of the internet.
I think if a book is captivating enough, the environment doesn’t matter too much. I do most of my reading in public transport, usually standing and reading on my phone. You can hold your phone in a way without slouching or your hand getting tired.
For books that are really demanding I may prefer reading at home, sitting on a chair or the bed. But I can’t read while lying down, it’s either super uncomfortable or I fall asleep. Physical books are nice when they’re small but I’ll still prefer the phone.
No notes or anything like that, maybe some underlining that I’ll forget to get back to afterwards.
DDG for everything but especially searches in other countries (using the country toggle).
Google for images and super localized results.
Yandex for reverse image search (yes really).
More likely to happen than women’s clothes with pockets
The tip is usually 5% because it’s the smallest option. Whatever tip culture exists in Europe is usually in the form of rounding up or giving a couple of euros. 5% at a restaurant can be more than what people would normally tip.
I doubt anyone would see the old posts after they’re edited. The second point makes sense I guess.
Yes, the ones you mentioned. At least these accounts and threads are not always deleted. It’s happened before on lemmy that multiple posts get made on the same topic by new accounts and then both the post and account get deleted. I remember similar around last year so it’s not new.
What I don’t get is why. This time some of the posts are actually interesting and generate discussions but the OP never interacts with any comments. What do they gain from this?
Next time you can try writing the steps down in plain English first, just to get a feel of the program’s flow. If you’re comfortable with that and it’s just the syntax you don’t remember, don’t worry, you can always look up commands. After some practice it’ll become much easier writing the commands from the beginning.
This feels like such a waste but if there really aren’t any dumb tvs around anymore, oh well
Dumb tvs are still sold in some places. If it’s impossible to get a dumb TV and have a pc, at that point it makes more sense to get a simple monitor and use the pc as the smart device so you actually have full control. The android boxes you connect to tvs are not the epitome of privacy either.
What features does a smart TV provide when not connected to the internet? (serious question, I’ve never had a smart TV)
There will be a hidden workflow but it will require a 24h cooldown period. Even worse, it relies on google services and can be changed whenever Google wants to cut out sideloading completely.
Just keep in mind that method names can also get stale and you have to be extra careful there because, when reading the parent method, you only see the method name without the code alongside it.