Good article with many links to other interesting articles. Acts like a good summary for the situation this year.
I didn’t know about the MAHA thing, but I guess I’m not surprised. It’s hard to know how much is incompetence and idiocy and how much is malicious.
That’s a much better sourced article and an interesting read, thanks.
The UK recently hosted the Israeli President Isaac Herzog, who has also committed many war crimes, so they’re doing worse here.
What is this website used as a source?
It doesn’t have sources, an about page, contact page or even proper navigation. Is it some sort of blog?
Edit: I managed to manually navigate to their about page using the URL, and all the images there are badly AI generated, the content is meaningless.
I don’t trust news sources that are not transparent, provide information about themselves or use AI for key resources. Even if I agree with the stance in their articles.
For all I know, all of the content of the article is made up.
I don’t think I’ve had a locked phone since around 2012.
I’m guessing people still get them because they need financing? Seems like a poor choice most of the time.
Still better than the Cass Review.
In that case, is there any change? Companies could already do that if they wanted. Many of them already did.
It’s kind of unclear what “voluntary” means. Is it voluntary for countries to enforce? Is it voluntary for companies to scan chats?
In the UK the calculus is quite different, as it’s £0.25/kWh or over double the cost.
Also, an empty Synology 4-bay NAS can be gotten for like £200 second hand. Good enough if you only need file hosting. Mine draws about 10W compared to an old Optiplex that draws around 60W.
With that math using the NAS saves you 1.25 pence per hour. Therefore the NAS pays for itself in around about 2 years.
Just watched Grapes of Wrath and that’s basically the vibe of the movie.
Given this, do we actually know that the French government is targeting GrapheneOS in a significant way, or is this just another dramatisation?
As much as I don’t like a lot of things done by America (or most countries for that matter), this is kind of cringe?
… Ah, ok. Then jobs must pay that and then some, right?
Right?
No, it’s fine if the state has access to that data, it’s not a privacy concern. It’s only if citizens can see it that it becomes a problem. /s
More proof that the current “Labour” government is in the pockets of rich companies and not on the side of consumers.
I have a PC USB Blu-ray drive, and bought a backup one last year just in case this one dies.
Backing up Blu-rays and watching them on your device.
Unlike with music, you can’t buy DRM-free Blu-ray quality movies outside of Blu-ray. If you stream a show or movie, even if you have “bought”, you don’t own it.
I’ve been using https://kitsu.app/ for over 11 years.
That said, it’s a bit janky. There are some minor bugs that will likely never get fixed because it’s on a shoestring budget.
You can always import/export your library as XML though, so you can go back and forth between Kitsu and MAL.
Receiving a cease and desist email from your ISP on behalf of rights holders for something you have torrented is almost a right of passage for a young person imo.
Makes you learn to always use a VPN, especially on popular torrents (all it takes is one snooper in the seeds).
Who is this supposed to be? Charlie Kirk’s wife? If so that’s hilarious in a this-timeline-is-a-disgusting-joke kind of way.