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I’d say status quo is before social media as that’s where most childhoods have happened. Targeting children with social media is definitely a new thing and still an experiment since those poor souls that had their lives surveilled by Meta a
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> “If we had to serve every request exactly as it arrives, affordability, reliability, they could be affected for customers that we serve every day in B.C.” > The first tranche of projects will compete for 400 megawatts of electricity
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AI, data centre companies will have to compete for electricity in B.C
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That added some context I didn’t have yet thanks. I’m not seeing yet how Meta if it was a bad actor wouldn’t be able to brute force the pin of a particular user. Of this was a black box user terminal site, Meta owns the stack here though, s
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They likely wouldn’t rate limit themselves, rate limiting only applies when you access through their cute little enter your pin UI.
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Is there evidence of "fast tracking"? I'm imagining permitting a green field data center build is different from densification of an already populated urban place.
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We don't have to anything for it. Someone artificially inseminates the animal, raises the animal, keeps it in mostly in terrible conditions we would cry about if we saw them, drives them somewhere for slaughter, processes the remains
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Even just being aware of one’s privilege to eat animals or even animal products and the impact on other living beings for our “pleasure”. A little more humility would go a long way in terms of animal welfare.
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Per capita would be great. The absolute numbers are still mind boggling.
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Yes pollution. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jan/29/gas-powe...
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Sure, if you needed a haircut the day of the strike and you didn't cut your own hair, you're still gonna have to go to the hairdresser the day after. Maybe as part of the general strike you cut your own hair or you just skipped a
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For me it would be interesting to know if 17 mi/h was a reasonable speed to be driving in this environment under these conditions to begin with. In my school zones that's already close to the maximum speed allowed. What was the we
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Let’s hope the LLMs haven’t picked it up yet and are suggesting it to everyone already. :)
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Or in a more charitable light maybe capitalism just isn’t the only system that’s capable of reaching certain technological development.
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That would totally amplify the voice of people you want to hear more from, not less /s
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The German bank I have an account with solves this by making the statements available online and considering them delivered if the statements were downloaded. I’m assuming this proper way is too expensive for some banks.
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The rot goes deeper because for every story like this there were hundreds of people involved in making it happen. Some by choice, some less so but rot nontheless.
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> But it gets worse. Because HSBC are using http://, rather than https:// URLs for their tracking pixels, they’re also saying that every time you read an email from them, they’d like everybody on the same network as y
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I actually saw the website, pictures of the tools and text and everything before it gave me the database error message. It would have been totally fine.
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But for a brief moment there was a chance it would make the shareholders more wealthy. Surely that’s worth it. /s Wondering what the municipality’s responsibility there wrt zoning.
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You don’t need a Beibehaltungsgenehmigung anymore before taking on another citizenship.
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> Cook has been working to maintain a close relationship with Trump, and he visited the White House several times in 2025, in addition to meeting with Trump in Japan and at Davos. Apple also donated an unspecified amount toward Trump
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The language reminds me of how Germany handled dual citizenships until very recently, taking away the German citizenship unless a years long opaque retention certificate application process wasn't followed.
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We have so much power. This is all fundamentally based on this grotesque consumer society and the never ending competition to be better than others. In addition to protesting loudly on the streets, let’s quit the consumer lifestyle. Starve
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I would say this is a forum. Is a forum social media?
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> Google’s search feature AI Overviews cites YouTube more than any medical website when answering queries about health conditions It matters in the context of health related queries. > Researchers at SE Ranking, a search engine optimi
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> Schleider says the ban is “very unfortunate” because while social media platforms are indeed designed in a harmful way, bans do nothing to make those platforms safer. > “Social media is the first and often only place that young peop
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This would be a dev time dependency I imagine? Team A provides the catalogue of components and product devs can vibe code their UI. This would also be good for prototype/design. Makes sense.
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Seatbelts aren’t perfect either
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9mo ago
Hell is only hell because of the people in it. I like the idea of being among likespirited people in the afterlife.
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