Privacy. Easy choice for me.

Absolutely loving it. 25 hours in and a lot more to come, and I’ve barely scratched the surface of the game. I’ve already got a second play through on the mind.

You’re talking about market economics on a site full of tankies.

Those taxi unions had a monopoly in the areas they served (which was far smaller than Uber and Lyft’s service area) and their prices reflected that.

If Uber and Lyft leave there’s one thing sure to happen: a lot more people dying from being hit by drunk drivers.

This isn’t a good thing any way you cut it.

This is really, really stupid.

I’m not a trademark lawyer but I’m not sure parody would fly there.

It’s not quiet so cut and dry. The law is written to cover 90% but this isn’t a criminal matter, it’s a civil one, and civil suits are always decided in courtrooms. If I created a weed dispensary and called it Instant Pot and stylized my logo like that of a popular countertop pressure cooker they’d be well within their rights to sue despite being wildly different industries.

I think that was Parler for the whole 3 mooches it was a thing.

As one of the “small government” crowd I’m not trusting that douchebag with my information.

If you do want to open 22, and there are plenty of good reasons to want to, just implement something called port knocking and you can do it safely.

Note with this you still need good authentication. That means no passwords, key based auth only.

Keep doing our jobs. We get paid well enough to afford the price increase in shipping things via UPS.

Maybe. I know shipping things via UPS is about to get a lot more expensive, and maybe it should be.

As one of the tech workers: fuck yeah, good for them for negotiating well, and getting what they’re owed.

I don’t mind it, gives me the choice of whether to put a big bulky case on it. Personally I like it but I understand not wanting to use one.

I wrap my $1200 piece of hardware in a good case. Basically gives me a bezel. Check out the OtterBox Commuter.

That’s the thing that gets jailbroken.

It’s SpaceX’s assets, they launched them. The Air Force has the ability to put up their own and they haven’t.