Space jam holds up fine. I was an adult when it first came out I got to watch it recently with the kids.

It’s not like I’d pay to go watch it in the theater but if it was on, I wouldn’t turn it off.

I’m using Voyager. It’s amazing that we have choices.

Reddit and Facebook’s interfaces aren’t any better than anything we’re using, and they’re full of sponsored content.

Thanks for your productive and insightful waste of everyone’s time contribution.

The UI’s aren’t that bad. They’re replicating existing apps/styles and then bolting on features. In some clases like immich, they’re replicating them so closely they’re probably open for lawsuit :)

Loops is 75% TikToc. Lemmy is 60% Reddit.

If we had a couple of UI artists and Usability people join the projects and crank out designs, I wonder if the devs would implement them and spend the time making the output true to the design.

I dream a lot about car related stuff. Accidents, getting lost, losing the car.

I don’t ever have any of that happen IRL.

But yeah, never my phone, maybe once or twice a pc

How are you going to force him not to just go golfing? he could just mia and let VancElon deal with everything

i really don’t want to run my own email

I’ve done it before, professionally and personally, but I don’t ‘think’ I want to do it again. But I also know that once it’s set up, you can mostly forget about it other than maybe managing DKIM reports.

I think it’s still probably prudent, at a minimum to pay for someone else who manages traffic relationships to handle upstream SMTP. You’re already sending that out in the clear, everyone you’re emailing is already mining and selling that data, there is no advantage to privacy there.

It needs to be fresh made and done right.

Honestly, you just need to pick a video on follow along these days. There’s a load of YouTube videos out there that take you step by step.

Lewis rosman recently put out a 14-hour mega video of doing everything, well he might have made some controversial choices, The outcome is quite comprehensive.

TikTok doesn’t have any worse misinformation and disinformation issues than YouTube and Facebook. And The latest policy changes in Facebook indicate they’re going to go squarely into misinformation without any fact checking.

Disinformation is an excuse to ban the platform. Zuckerberg has been lobbying Congress for a long time to ban them while pushing his platform to be able to do exactly what he claims they’re doing.

There’s a lot of reasons to hate TikTok, but this disinformation stuff is nothing but red herring to get them banned because they’re competition.

To be honest, many of not most CEOs probably privately think that way because it’s advantageous to their business. It’s a product of how the government is owned by the corporations. We all hate it but it’s simply The current state of affairs. It’s literally his job not to let it out into public that he feels that way.

I’m currently at :

• huh, I didn’t know you could make bricks with flour

yup, he’s anti-conspiracy which is correct.

it wasn’t a conspiracy that was proved to be a conspiracy

Welcome and good luck. The community is large and we generally like to help each other.

Meanwhile go watch Youtubers vacationing in China, a lot fo the narrative we’re being fed is BS.

Not all of it mind you…

Blocking a troll. got one less problem without ya…

participation by both the sender and the receiver in order to take place. are you saying that if everything you tell someone is dismissed as “fake news” and ignored, then it’s your fa

How in the hell did you get that as a take away from what I said?

apps rather than the phones themselves,

In this case, they took it from a marketing agency, who collected it from apps, who got it from the phones.

The “app” adds location services as a permission requirement. Then they add the API for the advertiser. When they app runs, it calls the API which gathers location data.

So you’d think you can just disable location services for the app.

But what happens when they end up stealing it from Waze, or Tile, or Apple. What happens when google just sells it to people?

The only reasonable option is to turn it off at the phone level. But even then, aGPS knows. Your Carrier knows.

To stop this from being a thing, it needs to be done from the ground up with a privacy respecting OS run by a privacy respecting company, serviced by a privacy respecting server.

so basically never.

Anyone who had any other understanding has failed to communicate with the American public.

Why not both

Yup, they changed their minds. Bluetooth, Titles on mobile. It’s this mish-mash of bullheadedness for the sake of being bullheaded, then the try like a decade later.