Let’s at least block the government agencies from using it in favor of open platforms and protocols to communicate with its citizens.
At least give me some good ole RSS in the backend, and they could host their own Mastodon instances that people can subscribe to from other public instances.
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lmao wrong community
A place to share alternatives to popular online services that can be self-hosted without giving up privacy or locking you into a service you don’t control.
I like Casio watches, but yeah I’d pass.
And the comparison to a smart ring is pants-on-head stupid…
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Oh no, the consequences of my choice!
On the other hand, Jack Smith is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Either he winds down the case, and dismiss it without prejudice, hoping to open a new trial before the statute of limitation runs down during Trump’s presidency, or he asks for a stay to freeze the statute of limitation countdown, but that gives the opportunity for Trump to hire a new special counsel, resume the trial and dismiss it with prejudice, not allowing this to be tried ever again.
Small screen, combined with poor/touch screen controls, and wanting to make money no matter what by pushing ads everywhere because no one wants to pay $10+ for a mobile software.
The only time I consider a mobile a game is when there is an ad-free option available.
The issue with politics is that you don’t just have to address a problem, you also need to publicize what you did.
Maybe the dems did effectively address some problems, but they did a poor PR jobs out of it.
And therefore will be prime targets by the government to act as an identity broker for services with an online age requirement.
May the leopard eats his face in Minecraft.
And even if she stepped down, the current Senate, which they don’t even have a majority with the Democrat-In-Name-Only turned independents Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are likely to block any decent Democrat proposals until the Senate tilts full Republican, where it definitely won’t happen.
They have a better chance of keeping the status quo by crossing their fingers she stays in position for at least the next US election. IMO it’s either you roll the dice, or you admit defeat right away.
For those kind of devices, the manufacturer should be required to make it possible to easily load a third-party firmware when they declare a device as obsolete.
I understand it’s not financially viable to support a device beyond a certain threshold, but there’s likely a community behind those that are willing to keep these devices alive for a while longer, with the benefit of reducing the amount of ewaste.
And lose even more influence in Europe? Bitch please.
Especially with the rootkit scandal from 2005, the PSN breach from 2011, the internal employee data breach in 2023, etc
In hindsight it seems obvious, but to be honest I really thought Kamala would have fared better.
I can put the phone in lockdown by press-holding the power button and select the “lockdown” option. Not bad, but an actual reboot daily at night wouldn’t be so bad.
I wouldn’t mind having the ability to schedule a reboot on my phone as an extra precaution.
Not voting is not only refusing to participate in the democratic process (despite its flaws and choice of candidates), but it’s also silently accepting the outcome of it, no matter how much the impact of your tiny vote has.
If you care about what’s going on in any way, voting isn’t only a right, it’s a duty.