Cheradenine @ Cheradenine @sh.itjust.works

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Many things need an app. I have to use a government one for work, there is no website for it. It's locked down and will not work on a rooted phone. That's what I mean.

Do you have problems reading this? On mobile I use ironfox, but I can read this fine with chromite too. I am in 'France' using Orbot. I also have tailored DNS blocking.

This is an honest question because I never have issues with the Guardian, with Cromite I occasionally get a 'Please register/ I'll do it later' message. With ironfox I don't even get that.

Isn't it not just cheap rice, but cheap Japanese rice? People in Asia are very particular about rice. They should be, rice from Japan, China, Cambodia, Taiwan, etc. all have a different taste. Nationalism plays in to it, but they are different. I think rice might be the ultimate Terroir crop.

The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it.

Gilmore's quote was true then, it is not the current state of play.

If you need to use banking/government/transit apps, you need to play by the rules now

To start Condemned Nast sucks.

But ProPublica partners with arstechnica, there must be a reason for that. Articles that originate from ProPublica are given full credit on arstechnica, this isn't like the Verge rewriting a few sentences then saying as reported by at the end.

Scharon Harding has also done a good job reporting on Reddit, here's a post about the API nonsense.

With this quote

Reddit's sudden rollout of high prices is a needlessly painful way of reminding the community who makes the rules

While I can believe that Conde Nast manipulates Reddit, I don't believe this is anti ProPublica

Of course not, they're marsupials

I don't get many spam calls but I thought this was what everyone did.

I could do it on my Android 8? Phone. With its notification led, and card slot, and headphone jack... I miss that thing

I have a friend who is First Violin who swears by The Firebird, the piano reduction, while on acid. I find it too much, but I'm not First Violin, and he's done way more drugs than I have, so there's that.

When they said it was going to be refloated and serviceable in a month. It's basically scrap at this point. WWII ships you could salvage, modern stuff is kilometres of cabling connected to computers. Fix the hull and replace everything inside. Unless this isn't as advanced as it's made out to be.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waitangi_dildo_incident

Carrots in a stew, great. Boiled carrots as a side dish? Let's throw all that flavor down the sink. See you in hell aunt Ellen

There was an old saying that the best way to learn a new language was 'under the mosquito net'

If it is not getting updates then it isn't getting vendor security patches, it will still get Google Play Services and Android System Webview patches assuming those are enabled.

I wouldn't use any kind of banking or payment apps, so anything linked to an account from which money can be directly debited. That can be a lot of things from EBay to highway toll collection to paying for coffee.

I'm not trying to fear monger but it's time mom got a new phone. Use this one for streaming in the kitchen, or give it to a niece. Locked down of course.

Edit: that's if it's Android, if it's iOS it will not get any patches once it's end of life.

Leaded paint chips are sweet

Or in anything

Should I sit in the vomit or urine? Mebbe I'll just stand until 86th street

I'd agree with that, both are problematic.

A lot of stubs should be deleted until they are expanded, they're often more confusing than knowing nothing at all. I don't think an LLM summary will help here though.

Reading a few articles deep is not only a pain in the ass, but is going to dissuade those who won't do it. There's also the issue that when you do wade in it might link to something that is poorly cited and confusing. Again, I think an LLM is going to make things worse here.

Wikipedia articles already have lead in summaries.

Fuck right off with this

A future experiment will study ways of editing and adjusting this content.

"This is built on Rust with (Bitcoin style) encryption, whole new architecture," Musk added. And here's where the skeptics and cryptocurrency fans in the digital town square pounced: There ain't no encryption on the Bitcoin blockchain.

Teriyaki piña colada cheeseburger, because there is no god.