Are our elbows made of syrup!?

In Russia app installs you.

The app is definitely fully encrypted and not reading your messages!

sdrawkcab ton s’ti tsael tA | At least it’s not backwards

(Phones selfies flip the image, and the mirror flips it back)

R2-D2

The original ad blocker! Arrr

Most of these business owners should then be open to the idea we move their shop as is, and put it right up to a highway. Where the front door opens right into a lane of car traffic.

Reading this “smart enough to start running the section already complete” made me happy.

Cities lined with trees help keep the urban heat island effect down and helps keep cities cool. It’s a shame that one parked car could ruin this for a whole neighborhood street.

Nor anyone else :(

Also, trees help keep heat down in cities, which means cooler cities and people not having to run their AC as often.

It looks the same, but the optical illusion does not.

Happened to my just yesterday as well, and still happening now. It’s also taking up like twenty percent of my ram at the moment.

Would normally be able to run two vms and Firefox, but my VMS would not start without closing Firefox first.

Feel like you’re wearing a long sleeve sweater without wearing a long sleeve sweater?

The driver had a dashcam that proved the cyclist was videotaping her in her car! /s

“Ford also suggested having provincial workers return to the office is better for the economy, pointing out that many small businesses that rely on foot traffic from office workers have [suffered due to remote work policies]”

This basically assumes if you work from home you never leave, dont order in, or don’t shop in the stores in your area. What if I work from home but I walk to my corner bagel store for breakfast every morning? What’s going to happen to the bagel store in my neighborhood if I need to now drive 1-2hrs into the city?

Traffic lights are one of the biggest money sinks for municipalities, cities in general have the highest cost for traffic lights while rural areas its substantially lower.

City tax payers are essentially subsidizing rural and suburban comunters.

Worth a watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nw6qyyrTeI

Hopefully sites will rather go dark in those states and areas then implement systems to store and retain “age verification” data, or more specifically identify data.

Though I bet the more data a site can pull from you the more they can target you with ads for your specific demographic and other sites you visit.

Age verification in my mind just means people that want to create website will now have large barriers to entry. If they want the site to be accessible they now first need to implement a age verification service.

Where I see this going is a service will probably pop up that will allow site developers to stick a third party “age verification” platform infront of their site that acts like a gate keeper or bouncer.

The only difference, this gate keeper or bouncer will be standing in front of a vast majority of sites on the internet.

Imagine going to a street of clubs or bars and bumping into the same bouncer at the front door for each bar you walk into that night. The bouncer in this case builds a profile on you and sells that to marketing companies for the highest price.

Sign in with Facebook will probably become more common now that I think of it. Visiting bestbuy? Sign in with Facebook. Visiting a adult website? Sign in with Facebook.

Including the cars! Windshields and all!

Now what I am suppose to do with all my left over free trial AOL CD-Roms?!

As long as you drive through the forest you are fine, but the action of walking in now banned.