The point is not that they know your IP, but that even your IP already gives away information. That's why they start with the information, rather than the IP being the source.
This is not intended to be for people who understand how this works.
And as someone else said, probably vibe coded.
That's the criticism in this picture. The sign is vehicle-centric where it should be explicitely pedestrian-centric.
Sorry but that is just the reality these days. Instead of having local «it works on my computer» setups you have one place that builds
You should have both. Having your entire dev team unable to work when one service is down is absurd.
Yes. Vegans draw the line at sentience, non-vegans have some arbitrary line based on what is culturally acceptable where they live. Which, in many places, is about the cuteness of the animal.
Of course, there will be edge cases of industries that have not improved their margins over the years. But the fact that prices follow inflation, and wages do not, is enough information to generalise that businesses are just greedy as fuck.
E2E is about the sender encrypting, and only the intended receiver decrypting, with nothing in the middle able to read the data.
TLS is not designed for that, as the server you connect to is not necessarily the intended receiver, yet it can see everything.
With E2E, you can send data to a server, which is not the intended receiver, and it won't be able to read it.
I don't buy it. It is extremely risky, and, frankly, he doesn't need that to execute his dictatorship plans.
Plus the likes of that piece of shit are part of his propaganda machine.
There aren't really "safe" levels for a toxin
There is, actually. Everything is toxic if you take enough of it. The only difference between what is called "toxic" and is not called "toxic" is that what is called "toxic" has a very low threshold before it is toxic to us.
Now I'm not here to defend alcohol, but that statement is simply wrong.
Yes, but the company could still keep the data somewhere.
Millenials are also called Gen Y. Millenials just happens to have sticked more. And Gen Z is also called Zoomers.
That's the fucked up thing about HOAs. Their rules are legally enforceable, as long as the rules themselves are legal to impose. Just like any other contract. It's a fucked up system.
Because the whole party wants it.