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by ipv6ipv4 4y ago
I said it with the stipulation that the kids are kept within the confines of Roblox. Note that kids were lured elsewhere for anything serious - instagram, porn accounts, webcams, discord, whatever. It also goes without saying that they need
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by ipv6ipv4 4y ago
A somewhat contrarian view. I've always viewed Roblox suspiciously. However, at the same time, I believe it is fairly harmless as long as your child remains in the confines of Roblox and isn't lured into other social networks like
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by ipv6ipv4 4y ago
My son encountered the exact same issue. We've given up.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Putin gets buried in the kremlin wall, if he loses without being able to save face. He cannot afford the appearance of a loss.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Stop and marvel for a moment at the Doublethink he’s displaying. On the one hand he’s claiming that NATO expansion is a threat to Russia that is the reason for the war. On the other hand he’s claiming that article 5 is toothless, ergo NATO
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Can you be more precise with which generations you are referring to? Maybe age ranges?
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
This is a long video but it explains in detail where OPs assertion is coming from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF9KretXqJw
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
> We’ll, what Apple built with CSAM checking is a tool that checks images uploaded to their servers, and only those images, against a digital fingerprint. No, that's not how any of it works. Apple scans and matches your photos, on y
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
So Apple shouldn't build a mass surveillance tool that it knows it will be coerced to misuse.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
We can have a very long debate about that but I think it's beside the point with regards to Apple's CSAM effort. The point is that Apple is inventing a tool that is very amenable to being wielded as a weapon of mass surveillance,
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Daring Fireball [1] has another passage from the article which is illuminating with regards to any promises Apple makes about how it will resist governmental pressure to compromise its products, vis-à-vis Apple's CSAM scanning tool. &q
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
It doesn’t have cellular capability or even WiFi support. It’s not remotely comparable to the watches in the article.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Israel
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
I use an Apple TV. I think the Apple TV screensaver prevents burn in fine. The LG has never popped a screensaver on me. I’m not worried about a few minutes here or there and if I’m not around the TV I shut the whole thing off.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
I’ve used the exact same TV without ever connecting it to the net or using any of its smart features. It works perfectly well as a dumb TV. The picture is consistently fantastic.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
I’ve done it twice so far. Both times were great for me. I am on the cusp of doing it a third time. Hopefully, permanently this time. Keep in mind, I have an advantage of being a decent software engineer in the biggest industry boom in hist
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Do you know which of these support a full Windows 10/11 system backup and restore? I’m trying to avoid the need to reinstall and configure my system (for example, the registry, custom installed and tweaked programs) in case of complete
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Well, Apple did apparently set the example here. If you know about it? Yes.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
The snopes article links directly to the Big Mac index [1] which is the authority on the real cost of a Big Mac. It’s cheaper in Denmark than in the U.S. by any measure. 1. https://www.economist.com/big-mac-index
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
No. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/big-mac-cost-denmark/
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
I don't have the numbers handy for the U.K. I'm copy pasting what I dredged up for an earlier comment on the comparison with Israel. As of Sep. 1, 82% of eligible Swedes have had one shot, and 70% are fully vaccinated. Sweden seem
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
> but now things are better - radio silence. Why? Because it’s expected in a highly vaccinated population.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Sweden presently has a very high vaccination rate. In particular, it’s higher than the antivax crowd’s favorite comparison country, Israel. As of Sep. 1, 82% of eligible Swedes have had one shot, and 70% are fully vaccinated. Sweden seems t
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
> But the requirement to scan photos stored in the cloud is. This is categorically false. The law is very clear. Known CSAM must be reported. There is no obligation to search for it. The law explicitly exempts service providers from havi
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Apple’s acquiescence to the Russian government’s demand to remove this app was predicted when it first came to light. Exactly at the same time as Apple was assuring world+dog that it would never acquiesce to governmental pressure to extend
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
It’s not hard data. It’s nonsense. There are so many confounding factors that comparing Israel and Sweden is non-sensical. Hard data is easily available directly from the horse’s mouth [1]. As of today, in Israel, for age 60+, per 100K popu
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Do you know something that Apple hasn't publicly announced yet? It hasn't been scrapped.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
This is the text of the current law in the U.S. [1]. Alerting authorities about CP is required if discovered. Actively searching for CP is not required. Look for the aptly named "protection of privacy" paragraph. [1] https:/
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Nope. This is the text of the current law [1]. Alerting authorities about CP is required if discovered. Actively searching for CP is not required. Look for the aptly named "protection of privacy" paragraph. [1] https://
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
This throws me for a loop every time I interact with them. FTB folks on the phone are always very nice and helpful.

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