HereIAm @ HereIAm @lemmy.world

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It's an all or nothing unless you want to be the ruler who decides whose phobia is common or sever enough to justify a content warning.

Sorry, Jane Doe, but your xanthophobia just isn't common enough to warrant a content warning.

I don't mean to demean you, but saying that your particular phobia is bad enough to warrant a cw, but then saying that someone else's isn't, comes off as quite a poor take.

I would just like to clarify I'm not a fan of the NSA. Just it's not unusual for them also support security. I believe SELinux even stems from them.

Have fun not using AES then.

I heard something for a lighter sent to spray the air in front of you and walk in to the mist. I don't like overwhelming smell of concentrated perfume, so it's a nice in between

Two for one. I like it.

Ah yes, the feudal system was ideal for fair treatment and everyone had a roof over their head and a full belly.

They're saying poverty is the source of these desperate crime. Doesn't matter what economic or governmental rule you live under.

But it's fine if a hero do all those things?

That looks actually great.

As Kilgore said, it isn't FOSS. And while it's hard to prove, they claim they don't collect any user data, and instead make their money through partnering with businesses.

There is unfortunately only one way for smaller businesses (or any for that matter) to show up, and that is people contributing to osm itself.

Edit: a word.

Organic maps is probably my favourite osm app for general use. I still have OsmAnd for various purposes, and I use Magic Earth when driving for the included traffic calculations. I hope that Organic Maps can generate some traffic data in the future. Though, I imagine for it to work well, some sort of open sharing of traffic data would need to happen to avoid fragmentation between apps.

I love the last line. They do indeed, like how to pay for chemotherapy treatment after their claim got denied.

I've been thinking of switching the GrapheneOS. I certainly enjoy my privacy, and are taking steps to move to sources that don't harvest my data. Outside of YouTube and android I've completely degoogled myself, even replaced Maps with magic earth and OsmAnd. I even swapped full time to linux a handful of months ago as a gamer with a VR interest. But I'm not so hardcore to not use any service that might sell my data. I still use vanilla firefox, food ordering apps, and discord for example. So while I'm not someone who goes to extreme lengths to protect my data, moving over to GrapheneOS doesn't seem like a huge inconvenience compared to the gains you get.

Then why would we persecute anyone? Maybe give that take one more round of thought.

Any company that serves European customers have to follow GDPR. Any company that breaks it can be fined by the EU. Hence why a bunch of American websites rather just block European browsers instead of changing their cookie/data retention policies.

I was gonna argue for the left side as each child can be seen as the root of its own tree. But your logic is flawless, it's clearly the correct answer.

Don't be fooled to think computer neural networks is how the brain is structured. Through out history we've always compared the brain to the most advanced technology at the time. From clocks, to computers with short and long term memory, and now to neural networks.

World in conflict is so much fun. That form of control dating back from the ground control series feel so good.

Solid info there, thank you.

I'm assuming he just ate the thread, and his tongue wasn't ran over by the sewing machine 😬