Let’s at least block the government agencies from using it in favor of open platforms and protocols to communicate with its citizens.

At least give me some good ole RSS in the backend, and they could host their own Mastodon instances that people can subscribe to from other public instances.

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I like Casio watches, but yeah I’d pass.

And the comparison to a smart ring is pants-on-head stupid…

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I can put the phone in lockdown by press-holding the power button and select the “lockdown” option. Not bad, but an actual reboot daily at night wouldn’t be so bad.

I wouldn’t mind having the ability to schedule a reboot on my phone as an extra precaution.

https://ghost.org/ is one of them.

At least not everyone is toxic online.

Source: ex-Redditor of 16 years

One option would be for the big manufacturers to ignore the market and see if new players are able to thrive in such a market or not.

If the amount requested is too steep, they’ll end up with no new players and a shortage of high end phones, which is sure to piss off a portion of the population.

Of course, those that cares about fighting disinformation are leaving the platform, further concentrating the filth that prefer to hide the facts when faced with them.

Let it sink, it’s unsalvageable.

Kobo and Boox are better at making eReaders anyway.

Do CloudFlare next.

I really hope WPEngine flips the bird at them and forks the WP project.

So they could just transform .io to a gTLD without causing any downtime.

EDIT: Apparently not that easy :(

Sorry Ubisoft, I’m not buying some of your almost decade-old game that still has Denuvo.

If you don’t put your old games that made the bulk of their money a long time ago on GOG, I won’t buy it.

If that makes it even easier to get F-Droid installed for the masses, I’m all for it.

Considering how most of the Internet is encrypted with TLS, if you add DNSSEC+DoH/DoT on top, trying to MITM someone on a public WiFi is way harder than it was, unless you’re a state-level adversary and you’re able to craft valid certificate for a domain you don’t control from a globally trusted (root) certificate autority (which will lose its trusted status quite fast once discovered, ex: CNNIC)

It’s because they realized the employees are more productive while remote working, so they’ll reinstate it… right?

They should call those YouTube Capris.

Are we going to ban using 🍆 if they start using it?

I mean, context is important…