I'm the first generation that decided to keep bread in fridge. My parents used wooden box.
How about making every message of government officials be public and saved in easily searchable database for the populace and make content of their screens be streamed 24/7? No? Why? Nothing to hide nothing to fear? Right?
You stupid fuck.
But then those ads either need to be skippable or not skippable with some kind of metadata which can be used against it by injected scripts.
Good to know. I'd rather pay for a vpn than YouTube premium.
The problem with internet was always that access to bullshit is way easier than access to information. Except now the difference gets exponentially bigger, and bullshit is indistinguishable from truth.
An electric keyboard imported from outside of soviet block. I was too young and stupid to understand the power brick and conected it directly to mains. A shower of sparks tought me an important lesson about electricity and voltage.
Windows: Cannot print because error.
User: What error?
Windows: What error?
That would be a good idea if there wasn't a 100x difference in price for something actually tv size big.
I tried arch btw.
But didn't like it.
Briar had that one amazing feature that it can create a hotspot to share its apk.
[I may be wrong about this but...] One interesting feature is that it can work in-grid. If I understand it correctly if one person in a group has internet access the groups can connect with each other.
I've seen quite a few such apps, unfortunately they are all incompatible with each other and useless if no one uses them.
But website design made me wonder. Is this (or any other) off-grid communication app being actively used in Palestine? Because if it is then it may be a best ad for when war eventually does come to my country.
If they made YouTube paid only and lowered subscription to $1-2/month I might consider.
Nevermind, that forced me to look for other apps and after checking them all I've found one that fits me the best and mostly works.