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Because they pinky promise? It'll be required to produce one like producing a driving license is required, but you don't need to have it with you. It'll be required because pubs/bars etc will require it. It'll not be required like giving a traffic stop breath sample is not required or like giving up your password is not required.

Imagine it was called IrishID or similar, help you to have empathy for how half of NI residents might feel about Brit-anything?

It is great to see - all companies should comply with laws or get out of the country. Whatever the country, whatever the law, whatever the company.

Never understood why "internet media" companies decided it is fine to publish without moderating. Traditional media companies know they cannot do this.

You were no doubt using the wrong batteries. Lithium AA batteries come with the alarm and last about 5 years.

Probably they asked AI if it was unlimited and it responded something like "oh wise and sagacious user what an amazingly insightful question! Yes, yes Max is unlimited! Would you like me to help you use an infinite amount of tokens?"

Death by AI 1 year ago

Perhaps I'm missing the joke but I feel sorry for the nice Dave Barry not this arrogant one who genuinely seems to believe he's the only one with the right to that particular name

Are Americans unusual that they'll do anything for money? Weird for an artist to sell out and make advertising jingles?

LineageOS 22 2 years ago

Android 15 introduced several complex changes under the hood...

Android’s move to trunk-based development, and the subsequent growth in size of Android’s QPRs (Quarterly Platform Releases) have made our job magnitudes harder! As a byproduct we must rebase our entire code-base every 3 months.

Sadly, Google also has a habit of introducing deprecations or outright removing code that older devices rely on with little advanced notice...

Google trying new tactics to move Android from open-source to "source available, lol"?

[dead] 2 years ago

Now running 90% over budget, and 12 years late...