Need to see more people do the nudify thing to the manosphere dudes.

They run the closest mirrors to me. Would be a shame to see them go.

I was hoping it would be one of those drives built to last hundreds of years. Oh well.

I bet you didn’t even look that up.

In general, the federal government is hungry for facial recognition. The Department of Homeland Security is experimenting with using facial biometrics to monitor migrant children “down to the infant” and algorithmically predict how they will age so they can be identified if they cross the border years later.

Seems a bit unnecessary.

Still probably a good idea to keep an eye on that Tesla behind you. Or just let them past.

IIRC, you have to enable it on some versions of Android. I don’t see the option to disable it on my Android 15 phone but I do recall having to enable it before on older versions. A quick Google search for your version should help.

Wish they had a client for PS5.

Guess Congress doesn’t really care their law isn’t being enforced, eh?

Well, they’re all but discontinued now.

I’m not sure I remember the address. Might have to spend a bunch of time on this archive today.

I’m glad Techdirt still exists.

Probably wouldn’t get me to leave Lemmy, but I wouldn’t mind another competitor to Reddit.

I’m also a software developer and I’ve never touched any of that professionally. There’s a lot more diversity of ecosystems out there, bud.

Well, you have now.

Calling this thing a “real life flying” car is generous. This thing just looks like a mock-up at best and it didn’t appear to even have a driver/pilot during the demo.

This thing will be bad in the air and bad on the ground.

People really afraid of Rust out here.

It still looks like that but it did then, too.

What is it you’re looking for? Do you want to know what kinds of information is used for fingerprinting?

If so, check out coveryourtracks.eff.org and amiunique.org.

And automatic darkmode isn’t respected, and a lot of other little annoyances. That’s why this is so difficult. These are all incredibly useful features we would have to sacrifice for privacy.