

Mastodon is much better and resistant to enshittification. Bluesky is not federated or decentralized.
Mastodon is much better and resistant to enshittification. Bluesky is not federated or decentralized.
So what is that, like 6 or 7 people?
Seems right on to me
The only problem with turning to a profit model is the potential for enshitification.
I’m a little skeptical about the “10 years of absolute secrecy”… It sounds a lot like “we can’t tell you how it works, just trust us bro.”
Chewy dog food will send you flowers and a refund if you pet died.
I’m pretty happy with Thunderbird on all my devices. It’s not quite perfect, but it’s hard to make an argument that Outlook is better. It’d have to be a very specific use case I think.
Thanks for the explanation. I’m always learning here.
Does DDG really generate its own searches? I was under the impression that it uses the Bing API. Maybe that’s outdated or only applies to certain types of search?
It’s the largest pump and dump scheme in history and it’s being done in the open.
The idea that many people will die in Tesla Autopilot accidents and the media won’t mention it is laughable.
I hope that no one will die, but if they do, the media will be all over it. It’s way too high profile. He might be able to bury the statistics, since those are mostly under the control of the federal government.
In my 20s I worked a lot of different jobs in a lot of different industries and learned something from each one. There is nothing wrong with making a living until you can make a career.
That’s the opposite of cybersecurity
This is a band-aid on a broken dam. Pretty worrying.
“They’re bringing in drugs. They’re bringing in diseases. But that part’s good because it will build herd immunity.”
Are you using the same sort order when logged in and out?
I think it depends on the model, but there should be something in the power settings to change the startup device. I did a factory reset first to clear any network settings or user data, skipped the setup, and set it to startup on the HDMI input.
For years I was a big fan of Roku. It represented a better value alternative from the big corporations pushing their own agenda like Google, Apple, Samsung, and Amazon. They made products that were intuitive and user oriented and carved out a very nice and stable market share for themselves because of it. Now they’re just leveraging their hardware relationships to transform the software into something terrible.
I used to look for tvs with Roku built in. Now I’ve disabled Roku features from my smart TVS and use a separate streaming device.
Not a timelapse, but still pretty adorable.