Careful, Elon might try to sue France.

I first assumed this was a Kitboga project or something, but the fact that it’s a mobile provider doing it themselves is amazing.

Where can I get this list?

I think we just need to adopt the 2000s mindset again of dropping a platform when it gets shit. No one gave a fuck about the loss of Digg and Myspace.

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Ironically I don’t think a eugenicist should be reproducing.

I’m using both platforms through Openvibe when I’m on my phone.

Moe.

I think UBO makes it redundant.

Feel bad for the average Joe over there.

The irony of using an advice animal is so fitting; well done.

Really they need to work on power usage and temperature of x86 so the chips are easier to use in mobile devices without a fan and dying in 3 hours. Stationary devices seem to be chugging along with x86 comfortably, but the chips are currently impractical otherwise.

I always feel like an old granny when I read about passkeys because I’ve never used one, and I’m worried I’ll just lock myself out of an account. I know I probably wouldn’t, but new things are scary.

Are they normally used as a login option or do they completely replace MFA codes? I know how those work; I’m covered with that.

One of my mates has been pinged for it before, but it seems like he just got a stern letter.

I put my setup behind a VPN anyway. Proton hasn’t done me wrong yet.

“They have to get rid of it unless they decide not to.”

I assume it’s just gonna be inherited by Mauritius.

I wonder if we do ever create some form of immortality, if we discover that the human psyche has some kind of ‘wall’ where a person just doesn’t want to live anymore. Not due to health or personal life issues, just that there is a time limit on sanity that we don’t know about.

Yeah it’s a pretty shite situation all around. Will be interesting to follow the US DOJ ruling on the split-up of Google.

Edit: Oops misread the name! Thought this was about Joss 😬

Well, when there’s only really 2 friends available, and the other options are just those guys in different hats…

But I don’t see any reason why they “wouldn’t be able” to have a deal anymore.

It’s this part of the article that stuck out to me:

the DOJ suggested limiting or prohibiting default agreements and “other revenue-sharing arrangements related to search and search-related products.” That would include Google’s search position agreements with Apple’s iPhone and Samsung devices — deals that cost the company billions of dollars a year in payouts. The agency suggested one way to do this is requiring a “choice screen,” which could allow users to pick from other search engines.