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No, they tried that already and it turned out that they alienated all of their mobile app users for basically a one time check from Google. Now they are on to alienating a bunch future users who might have created an account after finding some useful information on reddit.

I almost want to go get an MBA just so I can write a case study on why spez is a fucking clown

Step 4 - block the rest of the referral traffic, because that’s why.

You can just have one throwaway gmail address and use the suffix feature.

I legitimately almost as excited for the spez downfall arc as I am for Trump’s.

Can we just wrap up this arc and get to the part where meta lets anyone opt into a “Smart Blur” function which prevents them from being recorded on Meta Glasses, but you have to set up a Facebook account with recent pictures of yourself for it to work?

Also, that place is disgusting and you have to step over the rotting corpse of 600 soft drinks poured out next to the pump, then touch a handle which is visibly soiled and often sticky, and then you will probably smell like gas for at least the next 20 minutes.

After 100k miles in an EV, road trips add about 20 minutes for every every 3 hours of driving. That’s all. It’s basically a trivial difference which gets statistically lost in the noise of traffic variability. If this causes an issue, it’s a lack of prior planning.

Most of these exploits involve side channel attacks which are much closer to the hardware. Graphene definitely does a lot more to make that difficult, but typically devices are getting pwned within a few months even with graphene.

Having graphene on relatively new hardware is a really good practice, but it obviously isn’t a complete security posture on its own. Not having sensitive, compromising or incriminating stuff on your daily carry phone is much more important.

This is actually an interesting idea. SpikeBoot. An feature which reboots the phone if it gets dropped and not unlocked in 30s.

This. I have literally never “contacted” customer support for anything besides opening an RMA ticket.

For a long time I was using a tegra dev kit as an HTPC. Definitely not the cheapest option but I got it for free so it worked out great. I bet you can get the old TX1 boards pretty cheap these days, and they just run Ubuntu with some Tegra mods, but apparently can also run NIXOS as well.

That sounds correct

A shower is 1/10 of a haircut on the meditative activities scale.

In case you don’t actually know anybody under the age of about 35, the next time you are riding a bus or are a passenger in a car, start watching other drivers and see how many of them literally cannot put their phones down. Like even if they aren’t actually looking at them while they drive, which is like a solid 30% of all drivers, another significant chunk is holding the phone even when not in use. The shower is not even a high bar at this point.

I don’t even think she was that pro Israel though. She at least called for a ceasefire in Gaza and sufficient aid to be allowed in. So the options were “ceasefire and aid, but I’m not going to actually dismantle the Israeli government” vs “I want to exterminate all Palestinians and build a resort in Gaza.”

Ok, I know what it goes to and I know I don’t need that thing, but what if I need this specific gauge of for some future project?

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Man, I would be all over the is of it was on lower end models so I can run graphene as my sketchy international travel phone. But I don’t really want to pay flagship prices for that. And I still believe in having a curated primary digital fingerprint.

It might not even be for vision applications. These little tegra boxes end up in all sorts of rapid prototype DSP applications. It could easy be doing comms or ECM.

It’s insecurity. He correctly understands that Facebook, and all social media is vapid, low tech bullshit. He badly wants to be seen as a visionary and an innovator and a tech ubermensch. Not just some dude who caught lightning in a jar with a slightly polished, pervy version of Myspace.