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  • No. You just put the nice part facing the one who paid for it and so you can paint it and keep it looking nice. Let the neighbours have the ugly side. They can build their own fence if they want.

  • I know some places have laws or guidelines that tell you to put the flat pretty side facing out, but every fence I’ve ever seen, including the one I’m looking at out the window of this business I’m at now has the flat side facing the property and the ugly side faces out

  • Exactly, I’m looking at these pics and don’t even have cables to fit any of these other than a USBC anymore. And I love that I can charge with a regular cable and don’t have to bring a charging brick anywhere. Just a phone charger works

  • There is absolutely no reason they can’t pass a federal law and then still allow states to have a more restrictive law. It is stupid to add a preemption barring more stringent laws.

    But really no laws are strict enough against data harvesting companies.

  • On the eve of battle, on a cold and windless night, an old general turned to a young soldier. 

    “Tomorrow,” said the master, “you will know fear.” 

    The young soldier — who had not yet experienced the agony of war — looked at the general with quizzical eyes, “How will I know fear if I do not know what it looks like?” 

    The general replied, “You will know fear because it speaks very fast and it speaks very loud...”

     “If that is how fear acts, recognizing it is easy.” But as the young soldier considered the general's advice, she asked the question facing us now, “Once I know Fear, how do I defeat it?”

    Even so, I come to ask myself the same question that young soldier asked that general all those years ago: “How do I defeat fear?”

    The general’s answer: “the only way to defeat fear is to tell it ‘No’.” 

    No. We will not take shortcuts on the path to righteousness. 

    No. We will not break the rules that protect us from our basest instincts. 

    No. We will not allow desperation to destroy moral authority. 

    I am guilty of all these things. 

    Some say that in life there are no second chances; experience tells me that this is true. 

    We can only look forward. We have to be torch-bearers: casting the light so we may see our path to lasting peace. We will continue exploring, discovering new worlds, new civilisations. 

    Yes. That is the United Federation of Planets. 

    Yes. That is Starfleet

    Yes. That is who we are

    And who we will always be.

  • Because Siri is the engine behind all voice commands to the phone. If you use voice to text, like I am right now, that relies on Siri. So you can turn off the search queries, but the engine still has to work if you want it to recognise your voice for anything, and it’s also the AI behind transcribing voicemails and voice memos.

  • Apple really doesn’t advertise. The data never leaves apple. Everyone else sells your information.

    “Apple… is the most privacy-conscious firm out there. Apple only stores the information that is necessary to maintain users’ accounts. This is because their website is not… reliant on advertising revenue. “

    Source: https://9to5mac.com/2022/08/25/apple-collect-less-data-than-other-companies/

  • I see little problem with not funding school lunches because we shouldn’t have public schools at all. Parents should have to pay for their kids education and food and they should owe more in taxes because they chose to have a kid. That, any gun control, emissions on vehicles, helmet or seatbelt laws, property taxes, sending aid to Ukraine, laws that criminalise victimless crimes are a few of the reasons I won’t vote for a democrat. And I won’t vote for a republican anyway.