In what world would a glorified license plate reader need 64 gigs of ram

I also strongly dislike caramel! Maybe we can start a club.

I’d do the same. But I often hear politicians and people around me refer to a “stronger europe”. I think they refer to the EU, unless they also want to see Russia stronger.

What does the farewell message say? Don’t particularly want to go to their site now.

Well as you say, there are multiple ways people see it. I think it’s quite foolish to tell someone off for saying Moscow is in europe, as it clearly is.

I think the most common way europe is used by people within the EU is to mean countries within the EU and maybe countries the EU is friendly with within europe?

Maybe instead of wiping the phone and restarting the duress pin should show a pre-selected number of apps and wipe everything else.

Fun game! But not that long.

And that went great without any issues at all

Just to clarify this: proof of concept in this case means proof that a cyber security issue can actually be exploited to hurt the target software/hardware.

Oh no… now I will even more not buy it.

It’s a corporation. They only care about money. Integrity is only important to them if it leads to more money.

The theory doesn’t state there are no people on the internet, just that the majority of the internet is bot. Those bots are not created by the websites, but created by people who want to earn money farming content, manipulate people or just be annoying.

That would have been awesome ):

AI slop description, right?

I don’t know if that’s an iphone thing, but for me browser versions are almost always inferior to apps (less smooth, more prone to random bursts of laggy behavior, longer startup). So I just use voyager.

Jerboa is a lemmy client. “Browser users” are people who use lemmy trough a browser.

Sometimes I wish I wasn’t atheist, then I could at least believe this guy was burning in hell right now.

It includes a lot of crypto bullshit, and I believe the founder is a right wing weirdo, but don’t quote me on that.

To also point out the good stuff: their browser has some pretty good anti-fingerprinting and privacy measures build in.

I don’t think Huawei supports it.