welp, allistics seem to think happyness needs to be cured sometimes
Boomkop3
joined 1 year ago
For the people who depend on me for safety, for income, for having a place to live, for having someone to have their back, for advice, for learning how to be independent, for figuring out their unusual health issues, for having a broader perspective on current events, ....
To have the support they need, or never need it again. I love the people around me, but if I had a choice I wouldn't be here
Isn't this like half of tech ceo's? Oh wait they think they're competent
Put sunglasses in front of my phone's camera lens :p
Getting sued for sitting down to poop in a similar position as done in some movie
The Lemmy devs will have to implement it as a feature. One that is, totally accidentally, really unreliable and very easy to turn off.
The unfortunate thing is that those who want privacy can get it online. It's not particularly difficult.
I think this scanning should just be allowed, not required. That would trigger big tech to do their big tech thing: scan it all. And niche apps that 99% of people don't use anyways will still have the privacy some look for.
Effectively putting those safety measures up for 99% of people, while still allowing for individual freedom and privacy for those who choose to exercise those rights
Yep, sorry
definitely mad max
This looks awesome
I have Netflix, and some shows you can actually still buy episodes of. Which is what I prefer. I don't like this subscription model, or losing access when the WiFi stutters :/
*digital computing. A computer used to be a job, not a machine. A job mostly done by women