p1: sorry bro, i stole your code
p2: you got it to work!?
@lemmy.ml
p1: sorry bro, i stole your code
p2: you got it to work!?
won't somebody please think of the shareholders?
i think this would be true of basically any large service that had multiple data centers. whichever one catches your data is the one closest to you.
the difficulty is accessing that data even if you can't read it you still have the closest location.
sounds to me like the Internet working as intended. if you want true privacy you need to take extra steps
that's what they said about vaguely gestures at everything
the error was that it didn't show the curated results they intended and instead showed nothing
wait, weren't they always doing this?
except only loosing 568m is just "the price of doing business" for them and it's not much of a deterrent to make them stop. they made more than that by doing this so it's still a net profit
remember the time that Leon Skum turned starlink off for Ukraine just before a Russian attack?
he can never again be trusted. especially when it comes to safety and security
gas pumps of any kind are banned for Tesla
I'm interested in seeing how this changes when using duck duck go front end at duck.ai
there's no login and history is stored locally (probably remotely too)
enforcing data privacy but requiring verification for porn is an odd combo
duck.ai ?
now we know why he was pardoned
weird to think that the richest people in the world wouldn't try to get more money, that's their entire thing
must be that laptop
Roger Roger
it's not enough that people are poor, they need to be forced to suffer as well
this means they can catch the average person
if the attack actually came through star link he would have the evidence. but we know this is a lie, there's little chance that he could fully find the source so quickly and accurately
the difference is closer to maximal. only way to be worse is not just on purpose, but expertly on purpose.
thanks for using Leebra!
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