To be fair, living in the woods doesn't sound too bad.
10 years ago was 2014, not 2004.
The samsung galaxy s5 was released at the start of 2014 with a capacitive 1080p amoled touchscreen, a quad core snapdragon 801 processor, 21h of 'talk time' battery, wireless charging, a fingerprint sensor, NFC, dual band 802.11ac wifi support, and emmc 5.0 storage (250 MB/s sequential read).
New cars were mandated to have ESC in the US and the EU by 2014.
There have definitely been many innovations since 2014, but most consumer technology upgrades have been iterative rather than innovative.
No. It's bad that the problem is so frequently observed that we needed to come up with a name for it.
Yep, but most of them get filled with people who can't shut the fuck up about politics or conspiracy theories.
Yep, as written in the manuscript:
"Stallman's Sluts and Torvalds' Thots,
shall all receive some thigh-high socks."
Ctrl+alt+F1/F2/F3 etc.
It lets you switch to another terminal session, where you can use something like top/htop for a commandline equivalent to task manager.
Also the heuristics can be exploited to create a unique identifier for your browser, so it’s not a flawless solution.
Yes! It's barely spitting outside, why are your windscreen wipers trying to break the sound barrier?
Your ISP won't get any of that data.
Almost every website uses SSL/TLS now, so your ISP will only see what time and how much data was transmitted between you and chatgpt.
It's enough info for a government agency to figure out who you are if they wanted to, but your ISP won't have any idea what you're saying.
Google don't need an app if they want to spy on you.
Unless you've switched to a rom without google play services, they can essentially do anything they want on your phone without you knowing.
Wtf does your diet have to do with catching airborne diseases anyway?
Did she really think swapping meat for broccoli would magically make her immune to all illness?
With the amount of idiots online, I have no idea if this is sarcasm or a genuine request.
It looks cool from a distance, but it really falls apart when you look closer