

He’s rich, but only “American Dream” rich, not “controlling the media” and “funding anti-science think tanks” rich. It’s the latter that are the problem.
He’s rich, but only “American Dream” rich, not “controlling the media” and “funding anti-science think tanks” rich. It’s the latter that are the problem.
I don’t think I want to. Do you have a tl;dr
Wikimedia is a big organization though, right? $500k doesn’t seem too outrageous considering the scope.
Ding dong ding dong ding dong danana phone!
Once had the guy on the phone tell me to unplug the Ethernet cable and flip it around. I was thinking like, “What? Are Ethernet cables one-way? That doesn’t make sense…but whatever”. Lo and behold, it worked…one end wasn’t all the way in 😓
I’m impressed that she knows “all intents and purposes”
Go to the options screen, enter BARRY, skip this level
What AI is this?
The question is do they have enough money to run the plant AND put out the fires from the Molotov cocktails, which presumably the residents will be using?
I’m trying to use emscripten to compile libsnorble to wasm so I can use it in an electron app but it’s not working. Can anyone help me?
“Just use squeeb JS lol”
But squeeb.js can’t squeeb snorbles with Windows line endings!
Republicans are absolutely more likely to go after big tech than Democrats.
Nani? Trump replaced Lina Khan.
Mullvad doesn’t port forward for torrents though 😭
six
1.3 million units
Holy fucking shit people
It is. Your brakes can’t do much when your tires have zero traction
ask permission to invade your privacy
I am not an expert in this area nor am I a lawyer, but I don’t think that’s the case; cookie banners are needed even for fairly standard functionality, not just the “we want to share your data with our 450 advertising partners” insanity sites. I remember seeing a long argument on reddit about whether you need a banner to be able to store user preferences (eg preferred language), and I believe the conclusion was yes, the law says you do, because it’s stored in the user’s device.
Or even just simple analytics. If the JavaScript on a website is throwing errors for users of a specific version of Firefox, then of course it would be good for the operator of the site to know that. There’s nothing nefarious about it. (I think there are ways around cookie banners for this sort of thing, since it can be considered “essential”, but you have to roll your own – using any pre-made service is a “third party” and necessitates the banner. So that makes actually doing this in a compliant way much more difficult.)
I think a real life equivalent would be if you walked into a store and there was a guy at the entrance like “By the way, we have cameras!” Like yeah no shit a retail space has cameras; leave me alone.
And of course, the actual consequence of this is that everyone is completely desensitized to cookie banners and doesn’t even read what they say. Many users just snap-click “ok” or “agree” or whatever button is to the right to make the annoying thing disappear. Or use browser extensions to try to make them go away completely. They have become completely useless.
Thinking of the camera analogy again, some places like Target and Walmart have camera systems as advanced as casinos’, using facial recognition and tracking as you go throughout the store. Allegedly they can even use body language to determine which products pique your interest so they can better advertise to you. Ok so yeah, wtf is even that, maybe I do want a nagging guy at the door so I can opt out of that bullshit. But if every store has a nagging entrance man, then that case isn’t distinguishable from the regular mom-and-pop trying to prevent theft! So again, useless.
GDPR is great, but we all hate cookie banners
Walmart had a vending machine that would give you Dr Thunder for a quarter and I thought that was amazing
Exactly!
Millionaires aren’t the problem. Oligarchs are the problem.