

What defines “mostly”? What defines “tolerated”?
The staff, arbitrarily at their discretion of course.


What defines “mostly”? What defines “tolerated”?
The staff, arbitrarily at their discretion of course.
Via uses the built-in WebView renderer included on the Android platform.
And it’s proprietary!


imagine complaining of too much freedom


this would be useful for when I need to talk on the phone near others without disturbing them


surely gstreamer could’ve handled that easier?


Linux distros have the same kind of device ID mechanism (/etc/machine-id or /var/lib/dbus/machine-id)… the only difference is how applications use it.


Starting July 7, 2026, every new car sold in the European Union must include a driver monitoring camera aimed at your face
Patently false. The rule says nothing about how the ADDW system must function. All the sites claiming that a camera is even required are completely making shit up.
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2019/2144/oj/eng
It is merely defined as:
‘advanced emergency braking system’ means a system which can automatically detect a potential collision and activate the vehicle braking system to decelerate the vehicle with the purpose of avoiding or mitigating a collision;
It’s up to each individual manufacturer to design a system that fulfills that purpose, however they feel like doing it.
Please stop spreading misinformation.


The one saving grace here is that the 100 mile zone only applies to federal authorities… so a local police agency still needs a warrant to track you.


someone who has no idea how networking and security works


I did read it, it doesn’t answer my question.


Is this not the exact same Cambridge Analytica? Wikipedia seems to say this is their domain.


Why can it not be a simple “click here if you are over X age” button like it always has been? Where in the text of this new bill does it actually say more sophisticated checking is mandated? I feel like people are making wild assumptions about what’s actually required, without reading the bill.


This does not restrict commercial data collection.
Does it apply to governments who have acquired commercial data collections? What if the government asks a company to search for someone but aren’t given the entire history?


IMO history isn’t relevant here though because I specifically quantified my statement with “at this moment in time” since I knew I would get a response like this.


you misspelled yggdrasil
Wait until the cotton gin arrives, all the hand weavers will become jobless and no one will have experience anymore.
Wait until the printing press arrives, all the scribe monks will become jobless and no one will have experience anymore.
Wait until the computer arrives, people will become obsolete and no one will have experience anymore.
Wait until the steam engine, automobiles, planes, calculators, telephones, bla bla
“Slippery slope” arguments like these assume that once a technology introduces a specific risk, society lacks the agency to create counter-measures, new norms, or alternative uses for that technology.
History shows that when a “slope” appears, regulation steps in, technology evolves to solve the problem, or the culture shifts to reinterpret the tool.
In almost every case, the feared “bottom” of the slope was never reached because humans constantly built ramps or bridges along the way.