i personally enjoy my privacy rights. it's not like police here don't use for example dashcam footage. they do. so our privacy rights are already sometimes being ignored in favor of practicality. but glassholes go a step too far. i do not want to be surveilled by a private company 24/7. i do not want male-to-male transgender (a looksmaxxer) chad broski to record women without their consent and then post the video online as power signaling, and to goon over it. make it a free and democratic association using open source hardware and code, and open weights models hosted in the respective country with strong privacy guarantees, and I'm maybe on board again. roll it out very slowly, address issues as they come up and don't make the product even worse for privacy before regulations can step in, only to call it inevitable and the future and thus regulation-proof when the law has time to catch up. legal repercussions should be severe, as you are violating a fundamental human right.
i have issues with getting things done, called executive dysfunction. i tried AI for programming and felt myself getting dumber very quickly. nope, that's not it. better do it myself.
smart glasses are not hammers. aside from the disability aid angle, they are primarily used by perverts for perverted use cases, and facebook wants to double down on that angle with face recognition, so they know their audience.
if these were prescribed by a doctor I would react very differently
I'm staunchly against normalizing being recorded all the time in public
it's much more innocuous, to the point that many people can't even tell you're recording or wearing anything special that's sending your image directly to facebook, especially if you drill out the notification light (which many perverts do do)
generally here in germany there's a right to privacy if a person is your primary subject, even in public. you need their consent. there's a difference between people being in the background and only incidentally and going up to people and "appreciating" them with a recording that facebook sees and also the whole world sees because you post it online as a way to signify your power over innocent women
the code at the very least works, and blocks trackers including google analytics, google ad tracking and hotjar behavior analytics. presumably this would happen in the default OS and initiated when clicking on (and maybe even turning pages on) any book, including sideloaded ones. I assume this doesn't work in koreader regardless of whether you disable those domains or not. If you want you can always contact the author.
wow they put pacific rim on the disc twice so you can watch it twice as many times, how considerate
jk actually, I didn't really mind the second movie, but also didn't really get the hype for the first movie. it's hollywood mecha stuff which is rarer, but still not groundbreaking imo
blind people are actually decently assisted by smart glasses. it's just a shame they're mostly used by perverts. there should be a state-sanctioned version only for blind people, with limited features, and an open weights AI model hosted somewhere in the same country with data not used for training and such.
I instead remember the Chilean coup of 9/11 1973, where Augusto Pinochet overthrew the democratically elected socialist government of Chile with the support of the USA.
an underrated feature in duckduckgo is easily toggling between international search results and local (my country) search results. both are things I want often, but I much more rarely want to select any other country, so it makes sense for the toggle to work the way it does. also noai duckduckgo is a blessing.
i haven't had to switch to google in years. when I can't find something it's usually because I am looking for something from over a decade ago that nothing can find. I guess you have to search differently with alternative search engines, and I still have that proficiency.
i personally enjoy my privacy rights. it's not like police here don't use for example dashcam footage. they do. so our privacy rights are already sometimes being ignored in favor of practicality. but glassholes go a step too far. i do not want to be surveilled by a private company 24/7. i do not want male-to-male transgender (a looksmaxxer) chad broski to record women without their consent and then post the video online as power signaling, and to goon over it. make it a free and democratic association using open source hardware and code, and open weights models hosted in the respective country with strong privacy guarantees, and I'm maybe on board again. roll it out very slowly, address issues as they come up and don't make the product even worse for privacy before regulations can step in, only to call it inevitable and the future and thus regulation-proof when the law has time to catch up. legal repercussions should be severe, as you are violating a fundamental human right.
if violating privacy rights was so important then it should still not be done by facebook
i have issues with getting things done, called executive dysfunction. i tried AI for programming and felt myself getting dumber very quickly. nope, that's not it. better do it myself.
smart glasses are not hammers. aside from the disability aid angle, they are primarily used by perverts for perverted use cases, and facebook wants to double down on that angle with face recognition, so they know their audience.
if these were prescribed by a doctor I would react very differently
I'm staunchly against normalizing being recorded all the time in public
it's much more innocuous, to the point that many people can't even tell you're recording or wearing anything special that's sending your image directly to facebook, especially if you drill out the notification light (which many perverts do do)
generally here in germany there's a right to privacy if a person is your primary subject, even in public. you need their consent. there's a difference between people being in the background and only incidentally and going up to people and "appreciating" them with a recording that facebook sees and also the whole world sees because you post it online as a way to signify your power over innocent women
yeah i just had a small brain fart, nothing to worry about
he does check his mates a bunch
one specific company's cars do not use lidar, and can thus be confused by salt
EDIT: oops I thought it was reading the salt as a physical obstacle, but no, it reads it as a road marking. oops.
https://github.com/seandheath/koboctl/blob/main/internal%2Fhardening%2Fhosts.go#L20
the code at the very least works, and blocks trackers including google analytics, google ad tracking and hotjar behavior analytics. presumably this would happen in the default OS and initiated when clicking on (and maybe even turning pages on) any book, including sideloaded ones. I assume this doesn't work in koreader regardless of whether you disable those domains or not. If you want you can always contact the author.
wow they put pacific rim on the disc twice so you can watch it twice as many times, how considerate
jk actually, I didn't really mind the second movie, but also didn't really get the hype for the first movie. it's hollywood mecha stuff which is rarer, but still not groundbreaking imo
it's a good story, and it makes good feelings happen in your body when you believe it in good faith, so it might as well be true even if it isn't
please don't take my secret pleasures
blind people are actually decently assisted by smart glasses. it's just a shame they're mostly used by perverts. there should be a state-sanctioned version only for blind people, with limited features, and an open weights AI model hosted somewhere in the same country with data not used for training and such.
about the private security cameras, somehow amazon smart doorbells are still a thing though, and fairly common
a huge predictor of whether your politics are left or right is level of education
I instead remember the Chilean coup of 9/11 1973, where Augusto Pinochet overthrew the democratically elected socialist government of Chile with the support of the USA.
AI damages everything involved
I'm sorry but this is a joke image
an underrated feature in duckduckgo is easily toggling between international search results and local (my country) search results. both are things I want often, but I much more rarely want to select any other country, so it makes sense for the toggle to work the way it does. also noai duckduckgo is a blessing.
i haven't had to switch to google in years. when I can't find something it's usually because I am looking for something from over a decade ago that nothing can find. I guess you have to search differently with alternative search engines, and I still have that proficiency.