Actually - yes, some models are really unsafe. There are “reverse peephole viewers” out there that allow people to, well, view into your apartement. And some models are just screwed together, so a burglar can unscrew them from the outside and then try to push down your handle via the hole.
Never heard of mini disk storage drives, but now I have to search if there is one that works on modern computers.
Those small balcony systems pay for them here in Germany at ~35 Cents/kWh in a few months. Even if your power bill is 7x cheaper, they will pay for themselves easily.
And does this have anything to do with generating power from solar panels on your own balcony?
I could totally imagine a clothed pig sitting in front of a computer
This shows how unfair the tech landscape is. The Kickstarter is currently at 45000$. Meta & Co generate that in seconds through their advertising or some billionaire gains that through investments in under a second.
Never use a “for-profit adblocker”. Ublock Origin is free, open source and therefore won’t fuck you over. You can guess where this “profit” is coming from when you’re not paying for your “for-profit” adblocker
That also does mean that photobucket is training their fucking AI on my old account, which is full of Memes and Gifs I totally don’t have the copyright to. Some of them might even be from Disney movies.
Yeah, I really don’t understand why people are so confused. From a practical perspective your username is username@instance.tld and that’s it. You’re on some server and can simply follow that guy@mastodon.social and you will see the posts.
Here is the data they are forced to report to the EU:
Logged In X Users 61.8M Logged Out Guests 49.6M Total 111.4M
https://transparency.x.com/en/reports/amars-in-the-eu/amars-in-the-eu-aug-24
“Logged out Guests” is everyone who gets linked to a thread, who was send an video on Twitter and so on. And also take a look at the definition of the logged in users:
EU Active Recipients of the Service - Average between August 1st 2023 - January 31 2024
So you do count as active EU user if you have logged in between August and January with an IP address from the EU. That should even include some tourists.
Kind of not what you’re looking for, but use rss2email to send everything as a mail to a mail address.
Read the article - in this case the problem is YouTube not reacting to the DMCA counterclaim.
All they had to do was to (and are legally required to do) is forwarding that counterclaim and then restore the content. Then the crazy dude claiming to own the copyrights to Shakespeare could try to sue the uploader. A sane legal system should throw out that quickly.
But instead YouTube didn’t forward that message, did issue its own copyright strike and might ban your account if you get too many of those strikes and then told them to negotiate with some nutcase.