It says you can’t walk from the stadium to the hotel. It says nothing about walking from the stadium to a bus stop or subway station.

Wait, even salary ? Do these delusional dickheads expect people to just accept the job without even knowing how much they’ll be paid ?

And you don’t see Amazon using that feature to spy on everything anyone on earth has ever printed, do you ?

It doesn’t block open source firmware. It just requires a detection algorithm for the factory default firmware on new printers sold. Did any of you geniuses actually read the article ?

Obviously you haven’t actually read the article.

The technical feasibility has fuck all to do with the fact that this bill doesn’t want your 3D printer to spy on you. There is zero requirement whatsoever in the bill for reporting or storage of data on what you’ve printed. The headline is just a straight up lie.

You do know that any regular printer you have/use, for at least a decade, has an identical feature against printing/copying currency ?

It’s not really spying, it’s not it like it reports to the government what you print.

This is literally an identical feature to what is already in every single ink printer on the market, that blocks printing or copying of currency.

WA location sharing (at least on Android) sucks ass though. They haven’t properly implemented the notification Android requires apps to give for background location access, so it exclusively works if WA is running in the foreground. It just stops updating if the person sharing locks their phone or closes WhatsApp.

Google Maps sharing is much better it also allows you to select any time limit in 1 hour steps, or permanently (until it’s turned off again), instead of the WA presets of ¼, 1 or 8 hours.

You can live location share with google maps, you can do it for a set amount of time or until you turn it off again.

Wouldn’t be the weirdest thing for spouses to have it permanently turned on for each other.

TIL that Heroin is a generisized trademark

Yeah, thanks for letting me know you’re not worth talking too. You’re the one who should be excluded from sex.

Yes, teaching people to paste random CLI commands they don’t understand from random ass internet comments is in fact worse than no advice at all.

Just like telling someone how to fix their own home wiring is worse than no advice at all. It reinforces dangerous and bad practices that could lead to system damage or data loss. It takes one fucking typo in a CLI command, or a wrong root directory, to go from deleting one folder to wiping your entire system. People who don’t understand the commands they’re pasting, should avoid using the CLI as much as possible, completely if they can.

And resorting to insults like that is pathetic, child like behaviour, and the sign of an insecure and intellectually dishonest mind.

This is referencing ongoing research and efforts into developing male birth control, obviously. That’s why I wuite clearly wrote “becomes” and not “is”. That’s a fufure tense, so the current or past state of affairs isn’t exactly relevant, now is it ?

Upon which it instantly hardens, preventing you from shifting the parts back into alignment

An utterly moronic law in the first place. I remember reading a case where a cop responding to a bank robbery negligently discharged his firarm, killing a colleague, and the robbers got charged with that murder instead of the cop.

Yeah my point being that I don’t understand the logic of the snail deciding to not comment because they think their friend is self conscious.

That’s like deciding to not offer someone water because they look thirsty. It just fundamentally makes no sense.

I hate the US as much as the next person, but this headline is kinda misleading. This wasn’t a decision made by the DoD, this was a decision made by the government of Bahrain, based on existing laws in the country, that the DoD simply forwarded.

Adjusting the US minimum wages according to cost of living in the relevant state, and then comparing them to unadjusted minimum wages from other countries makes for a tad disengenous of a comparison…

Bad advice is worse than no advice.

And I help people with tech problems all the time, and I do them the common bloody courtesy of tailoring my advice to their level of tech literacy. If you’re too lazy to do that, then you shouldn’t be offering your help in the first place.

So when helping others, you prioritise how convenient it is for you to help them, rather than how effective that help will be for them ?