Getting pregnant is a brain implant ;-)
Even if they encrypt it, the computer needs access to the data thus needs the decryption key. So it's not very secure anyway.
Hey valve, I died....
Scaled trunk based development for sure, we're a two man team, I do backend the other guy does frontend, but still we use that.
In desperation you click the link to the old docs, change the version to the latest version and pray you don't get a 404
That is basically it's reset.css otherwise the required biases might not work ;-)
Websites should only track if DNT is 0. Null means no consent, 1 means rejection.
Consent has to be given, not assumed.
Dutch programmer, 'of' is dutch for 'or'.
I wonder if OpenAI is smart enough for that
Would go for all languages, spoken, written, typed, signed, listened too, seen, felt.
Was going starting to add some to my Goodreads, but seems it's only kindle editions, so it's a no go for me. Conversion just doesn't work reliably enough for it to be worth it to spend the money and do all the manual hassle to get a normal epub version that works on everything.
Now I would also like a ban on using my personal data to train an AI model. Soon we'll get ads based on ai prediction based on our personal data as an indirect way to still do the same things.
Nope, the extreme battery saver greys out all disabled apps and leaves others alone. Calling is colored, messaging... and outlook.
Outlook sucks, the android app is marked as an essential/core app, meaning even in super battery saver it's running in the background eating away a shitton of battery when you really don't want it to do that.
They claim to not track you then, but just to be sure I finally took the step and deleted both Facebook and Instagram.
Kinda sucks, because those are the platformed I used mostly to keep informed about local events and businesses.
Funny how soon it will seem as if chrome is the most used browser while it's actually Firefox with a user agent change
https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/17tm9rp/comment/k9i62zu/ for a working fix
That's what's really missing; the ability to see before I click if it's a link to YouTube, Facebook or somewhere else. Don't need the whole path, just the domain part.