Also, more and more local router parental controls come with a monthly fee. Legislation should be attacking those subscriptions for software that runs on hardware you own, not privacy.

Exactly, it should be a parent’s job to limit a child’s access not a website.

Can* never

I don’t, I have a medical condition that can make people sensitive to caffeine and I am one of those people. I honestly appreciate not relying on a stimulant anymore. I had already severely reduced my intake prior to my condition and I don’t miss it. I sleep better and feel better in general without it.

So everything then…

It’s not the movie studio they really care about. It’s CNN for one.

Mergers have killed far more jobs than AI. But there’s no coverage about how we should all be afraid of mergers.

Yeah I can’t remember the last time my browser crashed. No way I’m upgrading all that hardware to avoid something that happens that seldom.

Firefox, Ublock Origin.

I’ll give you the only argument I ever give for this.

Congress once voted to end it, the backlash from constituents was severe and they could not reimplement it fast enough.

Most states don’t apply points for camera fines because the camera cannot identify who was driving. The laws are different vs fines issued by police.

Most state laws around camera fines are way softer than those from tickets issued by people. For one a camera cannot identify the driver of the vehicle so it’s not technically a traffic violation on anyone’s license, it’s a fine levied against the owner of the vehicle.

These laws restrict what actions they can take against the vehicle owner because there’s no proof they were driving.

This is why other countries have day fines. If fines were proportional to income, wealthy people couldn’t just keep swatting them like mosquitoes.

It also seems like people have figured out the limitations of camera fines and how they have no effect on your license.

Anyone who’s a fanboy of a tech Corp needs to reevaluate life choices.

FYI there’s good guides online for stripping DRM from. Barnes and Noble books.

Well I wouldn’t have much choice in the matter. I would most definitely die.

We need an amendment to end the third party doctrine. It’s absolutely absurd that when I elect to give custody of my information to one entity that I am giving it up to anyone and everyone. I highly doubt the founding fathers would be OK with money being the governments loophole to the 4th amendment.

I think it’s important to dump insta right away. It’s not just about feeding the new network content, it’s about depriving the predatory network of content.

And firebombs burned down a large swath of populated areas prior to that.