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by gzread 7mo ago
Is it technologically feasible to ensure compliance with the ADA?
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by gzread 7mo ago
Only on sublemmys owned by that server.
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by gzread 7mo ago
But that requires you not owning your computer, which I hope is controversial.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Yes, when it's client-sent they can hide classified parts of the page. When it's server-sent you either mark the whole website 18+ or you hide 18+ content for everyone.
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by gzread 7mo ago
How do we enforce the Americans with Disabilities Act?
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by gzread 7mo ago
Sure you can, you can also pirate Microsoft Office (the versions prior to the shittening). But companies don't want that, they just want to pay a few bucks per user per month to make it someone else's problem. Microsoft offers thi
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by gzread 7mo ago
I thought Proton did spy on their users.
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by gzread 7mo ago
The product they're replacing is called Microsoft Copilot 365 :) More seriously, Office is a great word for what the software package does, and it can't be trademarked. You can have Microsoft Office, Libre Office, and Europa Offic
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by gzread 7mo ago
Mine got Israeli propaganda and kept texting me so often about Hamas and Muslims that I had to block him.
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by gzread 7mo ago
I need to learn this skill of producing nothing and pretending I have. It seems to be very rewarding, financially speaking.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Some is reasonable and then some is obviously just what rich people want you to think. Like America paid Hollywood a lot to always show the US armies being macho and always on the right side of wars.
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by gzread 7mo ago
If you don't productize something you won't make money and then you'll starve and die.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Saw this link posted elsewhere on HN: https://fgiesen.wordpress.com/2025/07/06/content-creator/ Summary: it's okay to talk about "content" if you're a "content plumber" like
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by gzread 7mo ago
You could become the first.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Only if I get to set the keys or no keys - under all circumstances. There should be a physical button inside the case labeled "set up secure boot"
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by gzread 7mo ago
It says nobody is liable for the signal being wrong i.e. the parent is allowed to give the child an over 18 account or full access if they think that's appropriate.
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by gzread 7mo ago
Nothing in CA AB 1043 requires or even suggests losing the ability to modify software running a computer.
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by gzread 7mo ago
cron and ssh is the worst way to control the pump motor. If the network is interrupted the pump will be stuck on until the next cycle.
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by gzread 7mo ago
The Xorg codebase still includes some of those old drivers and is structured to allow them to exist.
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by gzread 7mo ago
You could use xlibre, although some people say it's a joke
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by gzread 7mo ago
You should have a look through the lawbooks for more laws to not comply with. Do the carrying a duck across state lines one next. Maybe a Linux distro that pumps your own gas.
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by gzread 7mo ago
This is fantasy
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by gzread 7mo ago
Their subversion was protecting our speech and privacy from the government. Our subversion is.......... letting 12-year-olds access gambling websites???
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by gzread 7mo ago
It's more like mandating every nuclear weapon must have a prominent safety switch.
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by gzread 7mo ago
You are comparing a "I am over 18" checkbox to Nazi Germany and Adolf Hitler. Maybe it's time to think about whether you're overreacting.
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by gzread 7mo ago
There's no liability in the law for a child who uses an over-18-signaled account and accesses over-18 content, nor for a parent who gave that account to the child. It's all the parent's decision if the child should be restric
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by gzread 7mo ago
If you're unaware, the new Pottering company is about bringing Secure Boot and remote attestation to Linux. If you don't run approved systemd Linux, you won't be able to access banking websites. Now that's a real slipper
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by gzread 7mo ago
What are the legal implications?
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by gzread 7mo ago
Which doesn't mean that isn't the right place for the age to be set.
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by gzread 7mo ago
That design would require websites to have separate sections per age bracket.

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