This article focuses to much on the glasses/face recognition tech while the actual problem is the database with of personal information and its public accessibility.
RecluseRamble
joined 8 months ago
whatever overpriced gaming laptop comes working out of the box.
Not an Apple one, for sure.
They also know their target audience has plenty of people who gobble up every bad design decision and even defend it online years later.
Is it? I wouldn't know, never checked it out. Then I gave the wrong example. I'm still reading quite regularly that some platforms have general profanity filters - maybe even Reddit nowadays?
That's what I don't get about what they said above. If the Windows desktop freezes up, Task Manager won't open either (happened to me quite some times over the years - less so since they moved to the NT kernel though). What you mentioned always works short of kernel panic.
Probably due to cross-posting to censoring shit-platforms like TikTok.
If by "fixing" you mean ordering the next model as replacement on some data-gobbling online marketplace that only allows registration by a current brain implant, then maybe.
Insist, not to pick something then. You can easily explain that it's a lose-lose: either something is wrong with a natural body part or they didn't do a good job. And both of you feel bad afterwards.
The person's drinking more then anyone they have ever met for starters. That would raise some suspicion in that circle of people.
The Fennec Android browser is currently behind on Firefox security updates, deemed unsafe by F-droid
Dangerous attitude when it comes to itsec.
Well, they gotta have the expertise. Engagement optimizing systems like YouTube's suggestion feed are known to move users towards outrage.
Standby pointlessly draws power. I switch off all devices that don't run on battery for that reason. But I'm not exactly Apple's target audience anyway since I also consider the price before buying stuff.