
Thread locked since the comments are turning into a flamewar with name calling.
Thread locked since the comments are turning into a flamewar with name calling.
One way to avoid recurrent leaks is to foster a culture of trust and not be a ginormous dickwad.
I have a knowledge rebuilding package, mostly in the form of the Kiwix (Wikipedia en full) archive and some other archives, as well as some other stuff like maps data from OSM. Next step is to buy a mobile device with eInk display with MicroSD support and load it there, to make it energy-efficient and that can be recharged using a solar panel.
Elon builds all his cars and rockets by himself after all 🫠
I just need to convince my relatives to use Signal…
Ok zoomerberg, whatever makes you feel good about your decisions.
Failing upward ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I believe you can put prescription lenses in most AR glasses out there, but I suppose the battery is a concern…
I’m in the same boat, I gotta wear my glasses 24/7.
They technically already do with Project Bergamot.
Now I want some AR glasses that display subtitles above someone’s head when they talk à la Cyberpunk that also auto-translates. Of course, it has to be done entirely locally.
That would put the burden of verifying the identity of users on the website operator before they can participate. Personally, I know I don’t want to have the responsibility of handling PII just so that a stranger on the Internet can participate on a public forum where there could be harassment when I think we’re doing a good enough job by moderating the platform with a decent set of rules.
And this kind of requirement doesn’t really consider the nature of a federated platform such as the fediverse, as I couldn’t vouch for the identity of remote instance users if we get audited.
Already taken care of :)
I had some doubt, but this is some solid proof.
Handling it right now :)
Another added benefit is that it would also make roads lasts longer if water doesn’t have a chance to infiltrate and expand into ice within the asphalt/concrete.
Link to the proper article if referencing CBC, and put your commentary in the post of the body or as a comment.
Cut the crap