I used to think that too, but it's so far only Google Messages and Apple iMessage? GSMA only added E2EE in RCS recently, Google is still using their own thing on top and Apple nothing yet. You have to be a member of GSMA to read the whole spec.
Aren't those just ALPR camera's? France has those too.
To have them without being a police state you need a short strict list of things cops are allowed to use them for. Like the article says basically.
Like obviously they don't actually care, corporations only care about money, but I don't think it's bad that they pretend to.
I guess I've always just made the new passwords in Bitwarden and have it fill in the form rather than fill in the form and let Bitwarden save it. Do you not use generated passwords? Can't help you on the offline thing, I see how that would be annoying.
Why doesn't everyone just use a better manager like Lastpass or Bitwarden, it's super easy to use.
Yeah but in context, it's one pavilion in a big park with loads of those, a lot of other countries just did even better.
He did the whole pavilion, statues in beads like this and paintings and walls in similar colours.
Saw this in the American pavilion at the biennale in Venice, don't remember if it was literally this or similar. The message is good, execution clever enough, definitely not my favourite aesthetically. My friend hated the whole thing.
I am running it in docker and thought that wasn't official. The ideal for me would be if someone competent packaged it for Debian.
Platforms that may want no affiliation but don't censor enough (sometimes nothing, sometimes only reported actually illegal things) usually end up becoming nazi platforms. (see the punk bar parable)
I don't think Odysee is as bad as Bitchute yet, but my hopes for it becoming good are zero.
Some issues are solvable with better architecture but developers don't make money on it, many only build for the landlords. Stuff like good soundproofing between separate units, both a lift and multiple staircases in bigger buildings, visual variation between buildings or parts of buildings so people don't get lost or stir crazy, outdoor spaces with both vegetation and useable areas.
Depends on your city, but many need more medium-density, not go straight from terraced housing to seven floor buildings.
I do get the appeal of things needing to work without internet, but it seems very broad as a category. People use webapps for things that used to be local, like Office 365 or Figma, or even searching in Google to do arithmetic, so the calculator app is offline first.
On mobile I think a more reasonable example is offline maps, I use OSMand myself but recommend Organic Maps to less technical people.
About offpunk, all browsers used to have that. Firefox still has the "work offline" option in the file menu. In offline mode you can go to any webpage that you visited while online.
Can you explain what you mean by offline-first?
Like if it's internet stuff that still works when offline, most e-mail clients would count. I use KMail but they're all pretty similar.
Can it paint biomes and let world generation fill those in?
I do like the idea, a 'kei car' type of category. with a maximum weight and size, but a little bigger, faster and safer than a L7e quadricycle.
I agree in principle but went with bulbs anyway because I have a lot three and four way switches and I don't get how to wire them.
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Yes so they're first or a close second, that's hardly better.
So your main issue is they're confusing vegetarian with pescetarian for no reason?
I'm vegetarian too, that happens basically everywhere (at least France, Belgium, Denmark, Poland). Some places they confuse it with veganism, but that's obviously less of an issue.