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Does this sound like something written by gpt-3 ?

Yes sure. It's just very efficient apparently. More than expected for government technical stuff.

Because in eastern Europe it's probably more dangerous to eat rare meat due to more lax regulations.

There's a reason restaurants add an asterisk after meat dishes. There's risk involved in consuming rare foods. The risk is just very small in the US and Europe. Not so small in other countries.

Brazilian here and I can confirm. We do have a sweet tooth. Guaraná tastes just as sweet as coke, everyone drinks it and loves it. But coke is also a massive success, Brazilians love it even more than guarana.

Our beloved brigadeiros are easy to make at home. But Americans often find it too sweet to bear. While it's actually the most delicious treat in the world.

They're hiding Android versions on user agents for privacy reasons, but then allowing access to it through a JS api or a specific http header.

How does that help privacy exactly?

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I think this is a cool idea but why stop at git? Why not expand to any CLI program. Maybe someone already did that.

It seems to be local only

"Get high and unleash the AI"

The Peter Principle also applies to teams and companies.

Hindsight is 20/20.

If things go well we made the right decision. If things go poorly we should have gone the other way.

I use albums pretty heavily. Never really missed the ability to create folders.

Marvel Snap is doing pretty well lately.

Not sure why you are doing mental gymnastics to justify unionizing is a constitution right by conflating it with the 2nd amendment when the 1st amendment already guarantees the freedom of assembly which is widely understood to support unions.

Are they different products?

Nothing new to sell? As long as time keeps ticking Apple will keep announcing the new Apple N+1 and N+1 Pro. And people will keep buying them.

Every adult in the modern world has a smartphone and buys a new one every 2.5 years. Apple sells what is seen as the most premium device, with high margins.

Really weird they kept the A14 for the new iPads. The iPad mini already uses A15 as well as the Apple TV.

The iPad mini is $50 more but it has A15 and Pencil 2.

Selection Bias? People tend to complain when things go bad, but not praise when it works as expected.

I can't quite decide if that's good or bad.

On one side there's no problem to like CP if it's AI generated and no real kids are harmed.

On the other side it may desensitize the public to this type of content.

At some point you are just playing into the filibuster games.

There's also a trend of kidnaping people in Brazil to force them to execute PIX transactions using their phones. It hasn't been exactly smooth sailing.

Tap on what sense?

The government doesn't hide the fact that all this data can and will be used by the IRF equivalent in Brazil (Receita Federal)

I would assume the same for any credit card payment in the US

Good. CPAPs next.

So a well behaved app is harder to install by your own standards. Not surprised Zoom skipped that for a more streamlined setup. UX is king

You should go crazy and skip step 3. Just do for all of us.

Official Announcement:

https://blog.google/products/chrome/update-testing-privacy-s...

This is just plainly wrong. Most of the data is licensed from third parties.

I don't have an iPhone. But at least on OSX I didn't find a clean way to remove Apple Music.

Every time I accidentally tap play on my bluetooth headset it opens Apple Music and asks me accept the ToS, which I happily reject. It's a daily thing for me because it's almost impossible to put my headphones on without triggering a play due to bad button placement.

These rules specifically seem targeted at Meta's/Google's ad business.

- (Gatekeepers have to) give business users access to their marketing or advertising performance data on the platform - (Gatekeepers can no longer) reuse private data collected during a service for the purposes of another service

Breakup/Divorce

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