From an ISP side:

We came and took over a building after the previous org was kicked out for subpar service and was only awarded the contract because the CEO was on the board.

3 building 4 floors each, 2 switches per floor. Every switch was in default config mode with the same IP so no troubleshooting could take place.
Claimed a 50Mb connection to each apartment but only purchased a 100Mb wholesale service to service the entire building. 96 apartments sharing a single 100Mb service…

What is this the 1980?

Other European countries, other western countries like Canada, Australia, or New Zealand

As with everything law related. It depends.

They are inforced arbitrarily and from ones I have seen suppliers use they are meant to protect trade secrets like sub part numbers or things being developed.

Depends. Will you ban those who disagree with your thinking on symbolism?

For context on how mental op is.

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/59506749

https://lemmy.world/modlog?page=1&actionType=All&modId=6526686

We were in the same online friend group for many years. After a meetup in Europe she claimed me.

That’s why they have flags not running lights.

Have you seen the hedge scene from Hot Fuzz?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cun-LZvOTdw

Finally starting to un pigeon hole my career by expanding to other technologies.

What kind of pretentious assholes do you know says you should hate a film?

From a technical pov nothing is stopping it. Tor addresses are valid domains names and you can run your own fediverse in those networks. The problem becomes when you want clearnet instances to send you content. As they aren’t running in tor or i2p they can’t send you stuff.

The other problem is exit nodes are fairly well known for being the source of bad shit and many instances will block them as part of their anti spam/bot setup

Yes, they will know but won’t care because a view for them doesn’t mean to watch the whole thing, to record a view it only requires a shot amount of watch time.

There was a news article a couple months back about how long you need to watch in order for each streaming service to record a watch.

They are both a waste of power. Just because one is less of a waste doesn’t make it a good choice.

I don’t really have one. I moved countries a coupe years ago and did a very good purge on things I didn’t actually need.

Winter is setting in and people are getting corny because outside sucks right now.

Xcom?

Cmdr: Jenkins shoot that thinman standing in front of you with your shotgun.
Jenkins: I missed the shot.
Cmdr: what? How? You had a 98% chance to hit.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with tor/i2p having their own fediverse. Just it becomes as fresh as dreaddit (pretty sure I spelt that wrong).

Yes, the problem is how does a clearnet instance send you content to your equivalent of an onion address?

the phone works even when it’s turned off

That is completely false, if you power down the phone then the phone is doing nothing as there is no power. If this is a genuine concern of yours mitigate it with a phone that has a removable battery.

records all the time you’re talking, and with neural networks you can find out what you said
Storing the audio is inefficient, if this were true it would likely transcribe the voice call to text. Think of the scale of phone networks how much data that would use.

even if you were ten meters away from the phone and in another room.
10 m away maybe, but not another room unless you are shouting.

the phone can see through objects,
Unless you specifically have a camera with a heat sensor then no. any amount of home insulation will diminish the effectiveness. A phone camera does not see through walls.

We do, its just you you don’t.