Touch screens are shit tor buttons. They can be hacked. They can be unresponsive.

There’s a load of other reasons, but either or both are enough to realise that a physical button is much safer. Perfect example of safety being lost in technology. Just because we can, doesn’t mean we should.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/18/technology/dutch-school-privacy-google-microsoft-zoom.html

If anything, the Dutch will enforce more laws on them

Is duckduckgo chromium based?

I don’t use it, just curious.

If they get this, I’m gonna make s fortune ripping the copyright protection off stuff so that I can sell products as my own.

What???

An I just finding out that there will be no sequel to that? I remember that were planning, and planning, and planning, and it was too come out in 20XX, and then 20XX etc (can’t remember the years)

What happened? Not enough funding, or was bullshit all along?? I feel so… Duped…

I didn’t know there was a name for it, I don’t have anymore info on it, but I can show examples of it happening.

It definitely is in practice 100%

I don’t have any more info on it, but I can prove it

Doesn’t the same apply to pretty much any insult?

And why we’re not supposed to use the word “normal” when referring to somebody or what they aren’t…

I don’t think snowflake is intended to be an insult though, is it? I always thought it was a stupid reference to what is perceived as an over sensitive generation (or person).

They’re also blocking posts by users who aren’t banned or even got a warning. It appears to the user as though it’s been posted, but it hasn’t.

Not sure where based op, but a pizza counter top oven (5 minutes) is around €80 in Europe since inflation, but can still be found for around €60 in sales. I guess if there are similar ovens and similar prices that would mean if you find yourself getting pics more than 3 times a year from Dominos, then maybe buy one of those (e.g. Arieta 909 or G3ferrari) It would work out cheaper. Make the dough, buy the toppings put them all in the freezer. No smell other than the same smell from cooked pizza.

Dominos is not bad pizza? Where are you based, or am I missing the /s?

I’m surprised anyone uses Google services considering how they infiltrate your privacy.

A Google VPN is as private to me as giving a six year old a cardboard box and asking them but to look inside.

I haven’t ever used it, never signed a petition, but isn’t change.org only about petitions? I can kinda see their reasoning… They may even have had their hand forced to do it.

Loads of people who want their way probably signed up with tons of accounts to skew the results. If it’s going to work, I guess they need to be able to show that they’re legit, out at least that change.org are doing their best to make it that they are.

It’s easy to set up one gmail account for example and use it a million times with moving a dot throughout the name or putting a plus sign and anything after the username but before the @ symbol.

Definitely not blocking here… but… I have to ask. Which takes precedence, YouTube’s T&C’s or EU law?

Your usage of the word “terrorists” is misdirected. The real terrorists are the Israel Nazis that are Pro apartheid and have been blanket bombing innocent civilians for over two weeks (in the case if the current situation). Over 7000 dead, almost half of them children. Displacing millions, rounding millions up to a safe area and then bombing them. Disgusting.

Whatever happened to zeronet? Wasn’t that supposed to do that with many services as well as the whole thing in general?

I’m guessing it just never got enough users.

Edit - link https://zeronet.io

There is an English, Scottish and Welsh flag at the bottom IDK if there is one for The Isle of Man, Jersey islands etc…

First of all, they are in a museum that’s only free to visit of you live near that museum. They are already stolen. For the rest of the world that actually owns them, they already metaphorically have ‘some rich asshole who got them and put them on their yacht never to be seen again’.

For many of the countries that own them, there will be thousands of inhabitants that may never be able to afford to travel to the UK to view them. It’s unlikely that the British museum will ever tour with them, as once they arrive in almost any country, they will likely stake a claim to have their property back.

So they want help stealing back the stuff that they stole in the first place.

Many countries would probably pay the ‘thieves’ to have them back where they belong.