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No, but stupidity is…
No, but stupidity is…
I thought it was a coating, like what they use to filter UV light. I have Theraspecs that do it, but those are sunglasses.
She was just upselling, not actually knowledgeable. They filter some blue spectrum, not the whole color blue.
Nope, but I also feel like Apple would have it off by default, unlike Microsoft.
Gardener here, I think it’s too late.
Internet traffic gets mirrored to NSA data centers, that’s old news from the Snowden leak.
Spent $350 on a single cart of groceries today, nearly lost my mind at how bad it’s gotten.
Cries in USA, paying $230/mWh. At least solar effectively zeroes out my usage via net metering, in the warmer months.
It’s funny. Security folks say how insecure Windows XP is, and how it becomes compromised within seconds/minutes of having an internet connection. It’s like Microsoft took that as a playbook challenge to repeat as an OOTB feature, instead of waiting for malware to do it.
Yeah, I made a similar but much less serious mistake doing that. Once.
This is them smuggling onto foreign soil, no?
Doesn’t matter, diligence is still a must.
Teams is doing the same thing. I can’t go anywhere close to anything Microsoft without some Copilot I didn’t ask for getting jammed in.
The more popular ad blocking gets, the more I worry about the ad industry lobbying to criminalize blocking ads as “theft of revenue” or some insane concept along that line.
I was referring to services like Apple Pay
“AI” is the new “cloud”
Until you get hit by a card skimmer. Encrypted NFC is safer than a physical card.
Or, we just want bigger vehicles. Pure supply and demand.
Ad tech IS the tracking, so if you’re not blocking ads, you’re not actually refusing said tracking. I think you might be conflating cookies with being tracking (they are), but that’s only a part of it.
They’ll spend $5M to fight the $30K fine for this, I’m sure.