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ISO-8601 dictates 2023-12-31.
I must.
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That'll be my last word
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ISO-8601 dictates 2023-12-31.
I must.
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argument rule
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Nothing ever happens rule
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What's the stupidest rule your school ever enforced?
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I mean, you can be forced to learn about the bible, even its contents, as part of a literature or history class in school.
But I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that probably wasn’t the purpose of what you were put through.
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Also to add to what you said, switch away from (Google) Chrome everyone!!
Imagine this message, but on every website, and it literally cannot be prevented, as the browser itself will sooner than later just straight up tell the sites "yo, your content has been modified, maybe block the user from viewing", snitching on you.
Come to think of it now, I wonder if this will affect poorly implemented sites using that feature to accidentally (or intentionally…) disable dark mode/reader extensions.
And then, due to Chrome's market share, if left unchanged, web developers/companies will at some point just not bother anymore. Imagine "this works best in Google Chrome, download now" you see for some web apps today, but even with the most basic text based site that can't prevent you from using your Adblocker in e.g. Firefox or Safari.
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What is a technology/gadget you refuse to use and why?
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Patiently waiting on Asahi Linux to get more and more features done – the stuff they’ve achieved to reverse-engineer so far already is frankly incredible.
The hardware is quite nice, after all…
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Google engineers want to introduce DRMs for web pages, making ad-blocking near-impossible in the browser
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Don’t Be Evil
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Not-so-subtly undermine the free web
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I am leaving my wife tomorrow and I couldn’t be happier
Nice idea! I could live with sone reposts, will only get more people to switch platforms
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Random internet people explaining math better then math teacher
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Not knowing about Splines before
Feeling like understanding Splines afterwards 🥰
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Framework Sold Out of 3 Batches of Laptop 16 in Less Than 3 Hours.
I haven’t followed their activities re/ beginning to also use Ryzen chips (or at all, to be honest) recently, but I am very glad they seem to be doing well & able to produce/ship another compelling product!
Their core ideas have sounded compelling to me from the start.
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Firefox for Android now supports over 450 add-ons
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https://apps.apple.com/en/app/orion-browser-by-kagi/id1484498200?l=en-GB
WebKit browser, on iOS, with (most) Firefox and Chrome extensions possible.
Y’all are welcome :D (also @AllYourSmurf)
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A week in, Threads has lost half of its active users
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Yep. One reason might be that FB just took a biiiig blow on their entire business model from the highest court in the EU (which came in front of court after an action by in turn the biggest sub-market (Germany)'s anti-trust watchdog bureau got active against them):
(Mirror)
Also a source for the actual claim from above:
Edit; also this: https://lemmy.world/post/1732201
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Für die Statistik!
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Facebook turns over mother and daughter’s chat history to police resulting in abortion charges
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this is pretty disgusting even for Facebook
Not really. I mean, what did you expect from a company that's responsible for manipulation of two major, major elections (one in the US and UK each) as well as a genocide in SEA?
And that's just what's known publicly.
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Is anyone else having trouble giving up Reddit due to content?
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I really miss a somewhat niche forum about a video game I’m playing… but I also don’t find the time to put in the effort of re-creating and moderating it myself here again.
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Apple to Limit iPhone 15 USB-C Cables to USB 2.0 Speeds: Report
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The difference with wireless listening vs. charging is that the former doesn’t need close to 2x the power of the cable-bound method and doesn’t destroy the phone’s battery in the process, unlike the latter
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How a start-up built the search engine of the future — and then died
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If you have macOS* (Edit: read on, their search engine is cross-platform, my bad duh), they have a browser built on top of the Safari technology (WebKit), but actually even more performant than it, with the extremely, extremely neat feature that they ported most Firefox and Chromium Extension APIs on top of that WebKit tech, meaning you get basically all of the world’s extensions available to you – even Safari ones!
Other than Orion (name of that browser), Kagi is also offering a paid search engine which I have to admit I still haven’t tried out, whoops… I should really get around to doing that, but the thing is, I use duckduckgo, my current primary search engine, only somewhat rarely…
*Supposedly also coming to other platforms sometime in the future. I’m rooting for them!! And planning to buy the Orion+ upgrade, too. They deserve it… I really hope their financing is somewhat stable and secured.
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"Werte Kinder"-Niveau
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Temperature records in Europe
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Hottest summer so far – coldest (approximately) for the rest of our lives…
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Spotify’s first US price hike for Premium is coming next week
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Spotify doesn't allow access to the info for free because it makes it too easy to leave. None of the streaming services do. There are services with access to the info used for switching to other services that you can pay for.
Another EU win. I have literally never seen a paid service for that being advertised. All basic data export should be able to be done for free, and in an interchangeable format between the different services too!