kevin_thibedeau

Furniture designs can be covered by varying intellectual property laws.

That is the core issue. Only a preselected cohort are exposed to new media. That limits common experiences to digital islands rather than shared among the masses.

State level actors will snoop the bus.

This is what GNU shred does. It has a high speed PRNG meant to avoid performance issues from directly using /dev/[u]random. Point it at your preferred block device or partition and let it fill your drive with entropy. With modern flash devices there is still the issue of hidden reserved space for block replacement but you will cover most of the drive. Reduce iterations to 1 since the default is meant for legacy hard drives and will needlessly add erase cycles to flash.

They aren't. They're on the side of making money and using backroom deals with the DOJ to avoid antitrust regulation. This is how a broken image hashing tool was surreptitiously installed on every iPhone.

They are including wooden palisaded forts, of there are many more in the US and Canada than shown.

Any backdoored camera with wireless networking can take pictures remotely.

Any behavioral pattern with a 28 day correlation will pop out. Once you get a rough estimate, you can aggregate subjects with dates shifted into alignment to find more subtle correlations.

Whenever this issue comes up I feel the need to relay a story about a meeting with a databroker in 1998 who was tracking menstrual cycles using purchasing records of a wide variety of consumer goods. They will track you to optimize their manipulative, targeted advertising whether you have an invasive app or not.

AI still images don't require a time investment from the viewer. Text and video slop is literally wasting hours of life from those who don't realize what they are consuming is devoid of redeeming value.

You can thank AccuWeather for nerfing any funding for site modernization. I'm surprised the tiled radar map hasn't had the Biden performance fixes reverted.

20-inch wheels aren't capable of cool stuff. It's all peacocking.

doesn't pollute your repo with such files.

An orphan branch solves that issue.

My first Sonicare eventually died of a battery failure 20 years ago. My second would not die and I was stuck buying the old style heads that were hard to clean. I finally gave in and replaced it just recently. Modern lithium cells last forever in low drain, low duty cycle applications like a toothbrush.

I have neither. Phones are too much of a security liability to be linked into such sensitive realms of personal life.

The trains need to be double-tracked rather than passing through each other.

Who enforces it then?

The executive can enforce judicial orders. This is civics 101.

The local law banning it was already equally as valid as a court order

The ban is an ex post facto law. Rights holders to property have a legitimate reason to defend those rights across policy changes.

So what else are you suppose to do?

File a civil suit and get a court order for their removal.

Google Groups still exists. Easy enough for organizations to use for sharing announcements.

Waxed paper was fine for a lot of food wrappers until the penny pinchers abandoned it.

FTC has mandated all-in pricing for hotels since last year.

The entire row is at risk:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Air_Lines_Flight_1288

That is a list of restrictions on government power, not a grant.

The US constitution doesn't grant rights. It's sort of the whole deal which the rest of the western world doesn't really understand, much less Americans themselves.

The US defense industry keeps track of these things. Civilian production will suffer but the military will keep itself supplied.

The point is that, when PRC cuts off the parts, there are backstops for alternate sourcing most of them even if it means reopening mines to get the materials and subsidizing production.

The US strongly avoids foreign content for this reason. This policy is often the only thing keeping domestic commodity component manufacturing afloat. This is also the main reason Micron is getting a subsidized fab.

You have to go to the ends of the earth to cancel.

There is a modern homebrew 2600 DK which is much better than the original.

Measuring cups are a peeve of mine. They almost always have the handle on the right for US customary units. I had hopes of finding one biased for righty metric / lefty US in Canada but they haven't fully committed to the change yet.