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People have looked and failed to find any evidence of such traffic
Source? I would like to read about that
People have looked and failed to find any evidence of such traffic
Source? I would like to read about that
Hmm interesting, what else?
Excuse me, this is the comments on Lemmy, no one read the article, they barely read the title before rushing here to spout off their captivating, brilliant opinion
Rules
No it’s not and they’re really easy to find plus there’s 4 simple rules
Unrelated question: What’s your IP address?
Jk
Yes exactly:
the cellulose polymers in these systems are plant-derived, biocompatible, and biodegradable
Probably because we were just watching Archer bro
So awesome, I’m am just about to jump into this so you had perfect timing posting this
Thank you!
Fascinating, thanks for sharing. I see it says peer to peer vid chat and works in the browser but I’m wondering if it requires setting up a server or using a public instance, something like that?
Or is it possible for two people to go to the web page and start a vid chat with zero installation or any other preamble?
Sorry I’m away from home so I can’t look into the GitHub page deeply enough to answer my own questions
This was my first thought too but I think OP is more focused on those small things that only become evident after a couple weeks or even a month, after you’ve already invested a bunch of time and energy getting everything running the way you need it
Because it was posted to Reddit and got traction
That’s my guess at least
Definitely a human thing, there will always be humans trying to exploit any given system, it’s seemingly innate to our species
Disinformation pretty much always been a thing but the modern advertising network is what makes it a huge problem for society right now and moving forward
Win XP > vista > win7 > win 10 then
Linux Mint xfce > KDE neon > aurora
Tried many distros in between like ubuntu, mint cinnamon, mint mate, debian, and a few others I only vaguely recall
Wow I was so excited to try this out until I saw the absurd level of permissions you require
I immediately lost interest
I find it very disconcerting that you have no response to other comments asking what your board game app could possibly need to use my fingerprints and other biometrics for
de-google, de-m$, de-crapple
Can you link to those lists please?
KDE neon is not exactly stable for daily driving, I’d suggest switching to another distro that’s not meant for testing recent KDE stuff
Can you explain those a bit more to me? I really like KDE neon so I’ve been using it as my main Linux distro…
I have never heard that it’s for the use case you mentioned
Wow, the sheer hostility towards customers on display when your guaranteed business for life…
Just because they know diabetics have to use them is not a reason to be a scumbag company wherever possible.
Why is it permitted in our society to walk all over diabetics as if they are second class citizens???
Sounds like they treat you like a cash cow and not a patient in need of medical support, and I’m really sorry for that