Privacy policies should legally be called surveillance policies.
CubitOom
joined 2 years ago
The funny thing about qr codes for restaurant menus to me, as someone that studied menu design. Is that actual menus are designed specific ways make the restaurant more profit and make it easier for people to find what they want. Whereas qr codes often bring one to a hastily designed list of categories which are not only less intuitive but also less manipulative. So people will end up taking longer to order less profitable dishes.
If you don't have a smart phone in the US, even temporally, your almost a second class citizen.
Then if you don't install corporate apps on your phone, there are even more problems for you.
an American permutation of the CCP’s WeChat app model where the American government has final and singular authority to monitor and surveil all payments, domestic travel and communications of American citizens.
https://landfamilyhome.substack.com/p/a-household-guide-for-cyber-defense
The only reason to have a nazi flag in a school curriculum, is to learn how to tear it down and rip it in two.
Large Language Models don't reason either. The idea that Artificial General Intelligence will come from LLMs is pure fallacy to drive stock price. When it is eventually announced that some company claims to have achieved AGI via LLMs, it will just be another arbitrary milestone that moves the goalposts more.
I love freetube for my android and Linux PCs.
You know, you can be critical of a government without using racist slurs against the people from that country. Not everyone from China is part of the CCP.
I love kagi but I don't think it actively filters out ai generated content.
I know when searching for pictures you can disable AI generated images.
I think the hard part for a search engine is that unless there is some kind of identifying mark on the content, how do they know that an ai didn't write a top 10 list of pastebin alternatives?
I like Nintendo games but I won't buy new hardware to play them.
So that means om also not in Nintendo's target market. Which means they loose my business. But, what if they just let me play their games on my hardware? Then I could like... Give them money for those games right? An official emulator would allow for that.
If I can currently play nintendos newest and best games on my Linux PC using an open source emulator that was legally made without the help of Nintendo or its source code. It would be much simpler for Nintendo to make that emulator than random open source devs without any real resources, documentation, or source code.
Some websites don't immediately work on my computer because I use Firefox with noscript. Does that mean I should have a special device from lego so I can reliably view Lego.com?
Why IronFox over fennec?