I think you missed their invitation to eat ass.

Those are the book rules and they make the game insuffferable if used right.

That’s actually good since bluetooth alone can be used to estimate your location. If the app can see all other bluetooth names, thet can be correlated to other user’s data where the oosition is known.

And if you hit “pair new device”, you phone will likely blast it’s name out to all other bluetooth devices, givingyup it’s position to any other nosy device/app.

Same goes for wifi.

Yes! Black people are far more likely to go to prison in the US! We white people need to work on that!

It’s always been like that, even since the 1950s…

So, never?

That’s not how averages work. The average “poor” person is not paying anywhere near the average rent.

This map could have been beautiful but to me, it’s way too cluttered and the shadows are too strong making it hard to see the “data” unless you really zoom in.

It would be cool if this was an interactive site where you could rotate the camera.

This is dataisbeautiful, not randomstuffisbeautiful.

I’d define 100% as the pace you can work without burnout. This also goes well with that "Let’s give it 110 %, which is otherwise usually mathematically impossible…

The point with digital transfers is that you round it back to either 0 or 1, hoping that no bits are distorted enough to have any loss at all.

In Sweden, all the major banks joined together and created BankId. It is now pretty much a monopoly on id verification. Even some government agencies use it, which is problematic for multiple reasons.

Debate by former PM: https://www.svd.se/a/y6VqmE/utredare-infor-statligt-bank-id

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Well all the major brands are below that…

Yep but also 200 buck phones.

The only way to log into my bank on the website is to use the phone two factor authentication app, which only works with Google Play Services… 💩

I’m considering getting a dedicated login device which can sit on my desk all day doing nothing else.

I was speaking in general terms. Cloud storage is one solution. You photos are usually automatically uploaded. The most convenient solution for Android is probably Google Photos.

I use Syncthing, which can be setup on the Camera folder and only enabled when on wifi and power. Every night, my new photos are uploaded to a file server at home and then spread to all other devices.

Syncthing can also be setup to remove files from any device, just like how Dropbox and other such cloud storage services work. You can use this to keep the phone clean by moving the files out of the synced Camera folder on any other device. In my case, I also have a way larger Photos folder which will only sync to devices with more storage.

When the phone storage is staring to fill, I clean up/edit the new photos in the Camera folder - on a desktop computer - and then move them over.

Don’t forget to also backup your files! If you make a mistake on one device, you may wipe the files on all devices 😱

Bone apple teat!

The trick is to automate the transfer so that there is never that much to transfer. Transfer speed doesn’t matter as much then.

Yes, this is why I chose not to say that it was impossible.

Perhaps the mathematical definition of a tree is wrong in stating there should be not loops, or should change to another metaphor.

Hairs can split but never merges back again. Perhaps a split hair instead of a branch? We still trim or prune the leaves ends. What do you call the “trunk” of a hair?

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They try to vibe code it, eventually get bored and give up. It’s win win (for AI companies and for programmers) in this case.