Whatever the marketing and target user is, “display random personal images” should be an opt-in feature. Do they really think people only have wholesome pics on their iPhones?
Yes, Facebook automatically creates collages of “memories” it too but only with images that have been shared with friends, I think.
I know. By x % and by x percentage points is the most commonly confused pair, not by x % and to x %.
Or “by 80 percentage points”
Remember the motorcycle gloves pic R*ddit thread?
It’s not an easy sexuality to figure out, and I imagine the almost complete lack of ace visibility prior to cca 2020 did not help
Joke as old as the first maps of Europe. Even before modern borders, people knew the Apennian Peninsula as “the boot” and the Scandinavian Penisnula as “dick and balls”.
Not non-transferrable, as that would prevent Elon from claiming @america or the transfer of @POTUS.
Somebody should cosplay this character. Thankfully, the long legs allow for a stilt+hook setup for people with good balancing skills.
At least its plugins, which are what needs to be regularly updated as platforms change, are open source. I imagine someone will clean-room reverse-engineer the core app and make an open source one that uses the plugins.
Also, Louis Rossmann said they only reserve the right to go after forks to prevent a situation like all the shady ad-ridden NewPipe ones flooding Google Play Store.
It’s the girl’s fault for only being attracted to screaming ovals
They haven’t launched a successful product in a decade. Pretty sure they’ll get more desperate and have even more misses. Probably AI.
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Oh yes, the port that HTML passes through
Do the bottom two have the same charging port? Impossible!
Also, my first time seeing the newer FireWire and whatever the video output is…
In which case, it’s most likely one of the flow-heating suicide showers
Is it a suicide shower (the kind where an unprotected 3000W+ heating wire runs through the water) with disconnected ground? (A grill around the nozzles is connected to a ground wire that is supposed to prevent the current from flowing into your body, but it tends to trip GFCI/RCD so stupid desperate people disconnect it against the advice in the manual. If they were desperate but smarter, they would connect the grill to neutral instead to prevent GFCI/RCD from tripping while maintaining slightly better leakage prevention.)
Has she peed that day? Is that what she cooked the pasta in?
If you have a recent phone, websites and PWAs are about as fast as native apps. I’m using a 2014 flagship Sony Xperia Z that came out with Android 4.4 and can barely run Android 13 — it will overheat and sytem UI (thankfully not apps) will restart if rendering stuff for too long. (The difference is staggering: basic old apps like Phyphox and static websites run indefinitely. Modern apps or JS-enabled pages like Voyager or 480p30 video for 10 minutes. Post-modern bloated crap or 720p30 video, 4 minutes. Imgur, new Reddit and 1080p video turn the phone into a hand warmer immediately and the framerate goes from 15 to <1 in 10 seconds, followed by a slew of ANRs and the battery percentage going down every 20th frame rendered. Should I have applied more heatsink compound after replacing the battery? Yes but I’d argue no app with a simple purpose and basic GUI should require 5 W to the CPU while running at half rate.)
This does not affect people without Google Play Services so why complain? We need fewer reasons for people to buy Apple products so that devs are more inclined to build good native Android apps.
This is why I see it as a mild positive for us. For normal users, it’s another step away from privacy and security towards convenience that they will accept. Yes, some will see this on-by-default feature and think “no privacy is possible anymore” but that’s best solved by GrapheneOS etc. becoming more visible.
Only on vintage VWs