Medical privacy is a great example.

Consider a situation like Texas right now where abortion went from a normal, legal thing to something that you can be fined and jailed for.

Would such a person be OK with the state having access to their medical records so they could jail or fine them?

People need to understand that much of privacy precautions are "layers" of security against "what if" scenarios that can sometimes be very real.

qBitTorrent is one of the standard clients.

Less of a rant, more of a rave.

Cool upgrade for hobbiests.

have the tracking when I actually want it.

So never? I agree defaulting it would be great as long as it doesn't falsely remove anything.

It's not about having your own account, it's about hiding it.

None of the personal accounts in your family sound hidden (unless you don't know about them 😂).

Depending on how old it is it may be a good space heater.

One good thing to come of this (hopefully) is the chance to clear the C Suite people from AKB. I hope all of the AKB employees get what they deserve, which is a new set of higher ups that aren't sexist dickbags.

Best I can do is 8 seconds.

Link to the video I stead of some filler article.

https://twitter.com/isro/status/1694713817916473530

This comes back to bite you when you purchase in-flight wifi which is tied to your MAC address. Make sure to disable that option for the in-flight access point!

Firefox doesn't black out the screen on windows like Chrome does.

I'll believe it when I see it.

Even in Norway (home to a fuck load of EVs) I am using Tesla chargers for my non-Tesla on vacation.

I tried to use a hand full of other brands but they required apps and accounts that required a Norwegian citizen ID or Norwegian phone number to sign up.

Absolutely insane that it's not just a tap to pay on the terminal.