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themurphy

@ themurphy @lemmy.ml

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  • China car giant BYD says it can thrive without US

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  • There's alot of companies that doesnt sell a single thing to the US market, that makes millions.

    I think we'll be okay.

  • Am I wrong for blocking the Cloudflare domain because I assume they are gathering as much as google?

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  • They are also legally required to hand over the data. Do you honestly believe they go against the orange dictator and NSA?

  • Am I wrong for blocking the Cloudflare domain because I assume they are gathering as much as google?

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  • Privacy policies doesnt mean anything, if it's a US based company. Doesnt matter if the servers are in the EU. They steal it anyway.

    Look US Cloud Act.

  • Dutch government secures deal with European cloud platform STACKIT - Digital Government

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  • As long as he fully complies with the GDPR, I'm not against his product.

  • Researcher claims Claude Desktop installs “spyware” on macOS

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  • Every US company is spyware after the US Cloud Act got into law in 2018.

  • Peter Thiel is building a parallel justice system — Powered by AI

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  • How is the current administration not treason. Answers your initial question, I think.

  • EU ID App for Minors: EU Commission Gets Serious About Youth Protection

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  • Well, it depends what you mean about "adult safe".

    There are still regulations to make sites free of harmful content. Problem is that is not enforced enough.

    But do you want governments to decide what's "adult safe"? It seems that's an even worse approach with far more overreach than already proposed.

    Adult safe should mean porn ban or explicit content, if you want to make unified rules for all ages.

    We should also take into account that there factually is a difference between kid brains and adults. This is not coming from nothing, even though the proposed solution ends up being a privacy nightmare.

  • Day 637 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing

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  • Fantastic game with the best developer.

  • Anna's Archive Loses $322 Million Spotify Piracy Case Without a Fight * TorrentFreak

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  • Or they'll have an excuse to go hard core after them on an international level, because they are now wanted.

  • Some Weird Things Are Happening And The Grid May Never Be The Same

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  • No, it's also that use case.

    80% battery life is still not optimal for any EV with current range.

  • Some Weird Things Are Happening And The Grid May Never Be The Same

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  • The idea is not bad, but also a testament to the batteries problem. The current technology in them dies too fast if this could be a viable solution.

    Nice for the current state of reality, but hopefully batteries are better in the future.

  • South Korea: Mobile providers promise uniform minimum data rate of 400 kbit/s.

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  • Might be low, but it's still access to the internet. Seems like a great move.

  • FBI Extracts Suspect’s Deleted Signal Messages Saved in iPhone Notification Database

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  • No way, it's for the data collection.

    They dont want to share it, that's right, but it's very much not done by accident.

  • Used EV sales spike alongside gas prices

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  • Some people really dont care about putting money into facist companies, huh.

  • Used EV sales spike alongside gas prices

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  • When batteries one day gets lighter in weight, we might see hybrid planes at scale. Or even full electric for smaller flights.

    Then oil is really about to get abundant in some parts of the world.

    It's already happening with cargo ships and trains. (Yes, I know they are much easier to transition to electric than planes)

  • Used EV sales spike alongside gas prices

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  • And even if the battery is degraded with maybe 5%, it's still an amazing car.

    Lets say you needed to replace the battery one day anyway. You'll have saved on every other reparation, because EVs dont have moving parts that breaks all the time like in old cars.

  • Removed

    We should nuke the Strat of Hormuz

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  • Regulating big countries like we regulate monopolies. And should regulate billionairs.

    Too much power corrupts everything.

  • Microsoft says Copilot is for entertainment purposes only, not serious use — firm pushing AI hard to consumers and businesses tells users not to rely on it for important advice

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  • It's almost like it's only a data harvesting tool. Why tf should they implement it everywhere for free?

  • Religion is the abuse of anxiety

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  • Witch hunting was done by the people, not power hoarders, and I'm pretty sure that was plain out evil with the excuse of religion.

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
    themurphy @lemmy.ml

    Face scanning and age verification is the big new privacy invading feature of this decade. Meanwhile almost every single iPhone user has given away all of that for years, just to unlock their phone.

  • Technology @lemmy.world
    themurphy @lemmy.ml

    EU Chat Control didnt pass - proving the media got to alot of you

    www.patrick-breyer.de /en/citizen-protest-halts-chat-control-breyer-celebrates-major-victory-for-digital-privacy/
  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml
    themurphy @lemmy.ml

    People from Europe: Since the US is moving away from the western world we know, who do you see us collaborate more with in the future?

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
    themurphy @lemmy.ml

    The US population only accounts for 4.2% of the world.