

That alarm will give up before I will.
That alarm will give up before I will.
Kind of feudal, really
I’ve heard the same thing of Gen Z no longer wanting to work full time in Europe. I wonder how much there is to it.
I like e-mail as a concept, as a widely used federated protocol. In practice it’s pretty trash because every single company I ever interacted with feels like it needs to give me at least weekly updates.
The culture of interpersonal e-mail communication with formal greetings, closing line, signature sucks. Reading an email conversation that is 20% formalities, 75% signatures and 5% content is so annoying. And people are tought this shit at school.
My personal best is backslash in a json string in an env variable passed to bash in a docker container, in a batch file.
Tbf I caught a coworker make the same mistake but I’d much rather explain security to a human than to a machine.
Definitely not a bubble.
Arguably e-privacy and gdpr require a reject all button.
Just make companies respect the do not track flag I can select in the browser.
Denmark (currently presiding over meetings in the Council of the European Union) suggested in May to drop consent banners for cookies collecting data “for technically necessary functions”
That already doesn’t require consent
or “simple statistics."
Also doesn’t require consent, when the statistics are anonymous.
I wonder what will happen when the bubble bursts. I think there is a lot of people hoping this will mean that the fever dream ends and “AI” goes away. But how likely is that?
I’m already on LinageOS because my phone used to crash multiple times a day with the Android from Samsung.
I hope LineageOS will patch it out.
Of course this helps only so much when further diminishes the interest in F-droid or when Google decide to block chat apps and I can’t use them with friends who aren’t willing to install a different OS on their phone.