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You don't let the water run for a bit before drinking it?

I know many people in my country, Spain, who are 60+ and have smallpox vaccine scars.

That's the way it worked before but I don't think it works that way now that you have to pay for the check.

cert pinning is done by the apps, not by the OS

That's how it already works for youtube. The EU mandated you need to prove to google that you are of age to watch certain videos.

Why is it a knee-jerk reaction to think that the NATO shouldn't meddle with the politics of other countries?

You have a nice cat but please don't use huge png files to show it to us.

Lidl sells lots of liquors like that. Usually water, alcohol, syrup, and some kind of flavouring.

It's disgusting to me because I have always seen alcoholic drinks as something holy - just adding ethanol to water sounds like something deserving of the wrath of the gods.

What's very bad, that people have the freedom to use personal transportation? Would you rather see us on a bus or something?

Expiry date? It's not like after 10 years those laptops will simply shut down.

In firefox you can set dom.image-lazy-loading.enabled to false

>Lomg story short: There is nothing that actually prevents an installed app from collecting all your data.

"all your data"? What data exactly? My contact list? My gallery?

>You’re taking away a community from someone, and in my experience, usually it’s someone who doesn’t have many other social outlets.

This is not your problem.

I would use self checkouts if they offered me a discount on the price. But if they don't they're just asking me to work for free, and on top of that randomly accusing me of being a shoplifter, so I'm passing.

>It isn't fair but in the US money carries moral weight, and many people assume the less of it you have, the worse of a person you are.

This isn't about money, this is about debt. Owing money around really does sound like something a bad person would do.

The WHO said so: https://www.iarc.who.int/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/pr208_E....

(Not that I trust the WHO, but just saying)

Does this mean it's now illegal to sell your used iPhone 12?

>Other than using MoveFileEx with a NULL destination file and the MOVEFILE_DELAY_UNTIL_REBOOT flag, then suggesting/forcing a reboot, I can't think of a straightforward solution.

And what's the problem with this?

The article says "Your Gmail and Instagram are training AI.", emphasis on the "your". Of course I can't do anything about someone else distributing data I gave them.

When you send mail to someone else, they can do whatever they want with it, including giving it to google.

>Your Gmail and Instagram are training AI. There’s little you can do about it.

You can stop using those services.

>It’s your data.

As soon as you decide to upload it somewhere else, it's not.

I have none at all. So I'm not so happy about this. It means I will have to throw away lots of good lightning cables I've amassed over the years. Thanks EU, I guess.

They are asking for 750 euros per user. How was this number calculated?

Then transcode in a different server.

Not transcoding user-uploaded files is borderline negligent.

What tech community’s acceptance of privacy invasions? I have yet to hear someone say something positive about floc, lol

I don't know anything about crypto, can someone explain this?

Heh, I live in Spain, a country that receives a LOT of immigration from there, and I couldn't help but think "what kind of moroccans has this guy seen?"

This is starting to sound like concern trolling to me.

Read the original quote from the article. It does not say that the state should say that there should be some moderation, it says that the state should say how platforms are moderated. "how closely the state should be involved in the moderation practices of private platforms"

Also, again and again: the fact that all platforms you know are moderated does not mean that this should happen by law.

Of course.

I've seen this argument so many times. I like something, so we have to make a law to force it to exist. Or, I don't like something, so we have to make a law to make it illegal.

Unless there is a monopoly, and social networks certainly aren't one, there's no reason to force them to do anything.