plz1 @ plz1 @lemmy.world

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The more popular ad blocking gets, the more I worry about the ad industry lobbying to criminalize blocking ads as "theft of revenue" or some insane concept along that line.

I was referring to services like Apple Pay

Throwing a lot of shade there when (I hope) you goofed and really meant legislative branch. I agree with your POV, but be accurate, if you're taking the road you're taking.

"AI" is the new "cloud"

Until you get hit by a card skimmer. Encrypted NFC is safer than a physical card.

So the weird part is it does reliably trigger a failure if you ask directly, but not if you ask as a follow-up.

I first asked

Tell me about Asimov's 3 laws of robotics

And then I followed up with

Are you bound by them

It didn't trigger-fail on that.

Or, we just want bigger vehicles. Pure supply and demand.

Or when playing a station, ans saying "Siri, I dislike this song". Instead of disliking the song, it just restarts the station, and some times, it'll even play the dame damned song again.

My guess would be JavaScript

um, didn't the supply already happen?

They are not deleting, they are editing. So the platform would have to undo those edits rather than just flipping the visibility flag.

They do that too.

It's already being used, and already screens out people with the same biases you could expect (name sounds foreign, name is female, etc.).

It’s not enforcement if he can pay it with pocket change, it’s just a slight annoyance. Enforcement would be taking his means of breaking the gag order away (his access to social media).

That wouldn't be reliable to trace gun ownership history without the GOP-contested national gun registry. I'd even be for a "states' rights" solution similar to how vehicle ownership is tracked via the Title with the state's DMV. It will never be perfect, but "not perfect" shouldn't be the blocker of "any action at all".

Yeah my point is it does not protect the local device well. It does protect well from remote compromise though.

If I'm on my laptop, and the 2fa code shows on that same laptop, it defeats the purpose of it. The point is sortation of security privileges, ask this just adds more work while providing no less security to the device. It does protect you from remote compromise, though.

Yeah, Apple 2FA is infuriating, especially since you can do all factors from the same device. Kind of defeats the purpose of traditional 2FA/MFA. Also, companies that decide you 2FA experience has to use their app, instead of a standards-compliant TOTP app of your choosing....ugh.

Turning this off is one of the first things I do after install. Never had an issue.

Cheaper to do bags than re-paint off-schedule. Usually cities have a schedule for maintenance, and the bag, in this case, is preventative for rust without being off-schedule for painting.