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The Privacy Iceberg
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Yeap, and Brave in the middle. They only pretend they are for privacy, but they are the very opposite.
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The Privacy Iceberg
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Yeap, and Brave in the middle. They only pretend they are for privacy, but they are the very opposite.
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CHAT CONTROL REJECTED AGAIN BY PARLIAMENT
BY ONE FUCKING VOTE!
https://howtheyvote.eu/votes/189574
Vote out every single fucker who is trying to limit our freedoms!
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DOJ refuses to hand over Epstein files after judge’s order
Actual constitutional crisis happening in US, and for everyone it is just another Wednesday.
How low can the nation fall.
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EU Commission about to wreck core principles of the GDPR
Why is it not in the main headlines across the internet?
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MIT engineers create 'spaghetti' style metamaterial that could enable stretchy computer chips that are almost indestructible
Oh, finally a computer chip capable of running my code.
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US House of Representatives passed the KIDS Act, Which would basically require age checks for Americans to get online
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200 likes. 40 comments. "4 people"
I think your discouraging comment is either written out of spite, or straight up discouraging propaganda.
Neither options are good, so go fuck yourself.
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Full list of Democrats who voted to advance Trump-backed GOP funding bill
When party stops representing the people it is time for the people to begin representing themselves.
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Skeletons with huge artificial breasts. Graveyards are full of them. Bones and silicone don't rot.
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Yeah, we are actually removing them and return to the families in a separate package.
Source - I made this up for your entertainment.
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EU 'Chat Control' Proposal Still Poses 'High Risks' Despite Removal of Mandatory Scanning, Experts Warn
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The main problem that some other countries are following and there is no media coverage, nor public outcry about it.
I guess time for every one of us to print out some leaflets and spread them around our cities
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Historic Chat Control Vote in the EU Parliament: MEPs Vote to End Untargeted Mass Scanning of Private Chats
Good News! I was so afraid for our future in Europe.
Losing freedoms in our modern times will lead to just another authoritarian state, which will eventually lead to shit.
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Experts say Gen Z is delaying life milestones due to affordability issues — and questioning whether they’re even achievable
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Hell Yeah 36 years old, still no kids, because life was a fucking survival
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Nearly 7,000 troops, tanks and parachute jumps: Army confirms military parade coinciding with Trump's birthday
United Banana States
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Civilization 7 will get 'one of the most requested features' since launch: The option to play as one civ from start to finish
So in the game called Civilization, player cannot play as civilization?
Oh Lord, what substance gamedev executives are drinking? Apparently a cool aid.
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Nvidia CEO Begs Execs to Stop Telling Workers They're Fired Because of AI
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Shiet.
Right at the fall of Soviet union the proverb emerged:
"They pretend they pay us money, and we pretend we work."
Same vibe, honestly.
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How do people come up with ts
What exactly?
Tatu itself is a masterpiece production project made in the Russia of 90s.
New market and audience niches were open on Pop music and they were up for grabbing.
Ivan Shapovalov was a psychologist doing different jobs including marketing until he met a composer and co-producer with money and connections.
He already worked with one of two girls, so they did casting to fill the gap, and because Pop music was still not enough saturated the project lifted off well.
Of course, they were stretching and overworking the girls too much and I don't think producers behavior was ethical.
However from production standpoint Tatu is a great example of self-made success. So long story short - vision and necessity made Tatu.
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What is the fantasy book/series everyone should read?
Kurt Vonnegut - Slaughterhouse 5
Firsthand account of one of the scariest events of the Second World War in the shape of highly entertaining sci-fi novel.
Must read for everyone.
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End of Life Symbol - Irish hospital
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How would you mark the room where someone just died. Maybe their family is there grieving.
"Please don't disturb" is slightly silly to put on a door handle
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The Privacy Iceberg
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Agree. Steam doesn't even save your birthday, and asks for it every time
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TIL that the belly button/naval is a 'scar'
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On the bright side - 95% survival rate.
Thanks for sharing, was a strange read, but made me fear less essentially.
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suboptimal
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Port above is COM. It experienced even more abuse than VGA.