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It says further down the article that it was a garmin inreach, Which is a GPS device that can send short messages over the iridium satellite network.
It says further down the article that it was a garmin inreach, Which is a GPS device that can send short messages over the iridium satellite network.
“droid” was actually a verizon brand, not motorola or google. any droid-branded phone was a verizon rebranding of a phone that was sold as something else outside the US.
but yeah, android never existed outside of google. Google bought out android before their first public release.
i’m not seeing the part of that article where there’s any evidence at all of health care workers pushing anybody to take MAiD.
Indians really going out of their way to prove that yes, they are stupid enough to believe everything modi tells them
yeah absolutely. it’s a problem, and spacex should be criticised for making their space garbage everybody else’s problem.
i’m just saying framing this as “elon keeps losing” because his company’s system is working exactly as it was designed to is pretty dumb.
Obligatory “fuck Elon”, but starlink launches thousands of these things, with an expectation of losing some of them. This isn’t a problem, it’s how the system is designed.
This is like writing an article about how 45 of a frog’s eggs failed to hatch.
password rotation is generally not considered a “best practice” but not doing something because it’s not a best practice is only a good strategy if you’re actually going to follow the best practices. password rotation is less effective than a good password manager and long randomly generated passwords that are unique to each site. requiring passwords be rotated can be an impediment to using strong unique passwords, which is why it’s not a good practice.
but a freshly rotated “MyNewPassword15” is a million times better than your password being “password”, or being the same thing you use on every sketchy website whose database has been breached a dozen times.
Id make better people use it
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Does the G20 ever deliver results?
It’s good for leaders to get together and talk to each other. But expecting something concrete to come out of this seems silly. That’s not the point. The “declaration” will just be the usual “we agree to work together for the betterment of humanity” or some vague bullshit.
“content recommendation is only for stupid people” is a brand new form of gatekeeping that i haven’t heard before!
Mastodon is a good reminder of why algorithmic feeds exist
The option for a chronological feed is nice, but without an algorithm filling in the gaps it’s really hard to get started on there
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Alternate version: Chinese authorities save city from flooding by diverting the waters to less populated areas, saving lives and minimizing financial losses
i doubt they want to take it that far, but i’ve got to assume at least some of putin’s cronies are thinking if they goad him into something stupid enough, they can get rid of him and take over for themselves.
“His father” in this summary refers to the father of one of the victims, not the father of the man accused of selling poison to suicidal people.
Food production is 35% of global greenhouse gases. Meat accounts for 60% of the emissions from food production. So yeah, if we cut global meat consumption in half it would absolutely make a dent.
Blaming the corporations is just a convenient way of putting the responsibility on somebody else. You can’t eat beef and then blame the farmer for the emissions caused by cattle production. You can’t drive a big truck and then blame the oil companies for the emissions. You can’t fly around the world and then blame the airlines. Corporations are selling stuff to people. Their emissions look huge because they’re the aggregate emissions of millions of people.
You don’t have to be an expert in Israeli politics, the article lays it out for you
Seems like 9/11 is not a good analogue because Israelis are less tolerant of government security failures than Americans are.