That Steam "study" claims to collect hardware information for being processed anonymized.

However, when looking at the details of the data it sends to Valve, here are the last 3 items:
* the operating system installation date
* a hash of the MAC address
* a hash of the serial number of the disk

That information doesn't make the data anonymous at all. Intead they allow to identify a particular machine. This is a violation of privacy. If Valve is really processing the rest of the data anonymously, it doesn't need those items. The claim of processing the data anymously is just misleading.

More details (screenshots): https://twitter.com/omengue/st...

What if the operator doesn't reply to requests for approval (timeout, neither yes or no)?

Thanks for making me discover this sentence.

It takes a huge dimension for myself as a nickname I have been using for years starts with... "omen".

The AI will now select tunnels as the best roads.

He's just a Slashdotter.

From hard-drive.net:

> Hard Drive is a very real video games news site that you should not question. Just absorb the information as truth and move on.

Form sportstiger.com:

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Very reliable sources.

What kind of touchless gestures would you like to use while driving? wink?

Note that here (France) DAB+ is just being slowly deployed.

I think that very radio listeners (well except for classical music) would replace their radio receiver just to listen people talking. Especially at a time where electronic waste is a society-wide concern.

Also : cars have built-in radio receiver that you can't replace like we used to do in the 80's-90's. I will not change my car just for DAB+.

In France I only use FM.

Despiste all my devices access both AM and FM, there are only few AM streams and those are also available as FM. Also, better quality on FM (well, the last time I tried AM by mistake, 15 years ago).

Use bicycles.

Not anymore in the missile/plane/drone era.

The wold perspective may not be the right one: how do you move this nitrogen from the Netherlands to Africa while not polluting even more for the transport.

Instead, think about local solutions.

China just raised kids limit from 2 to 3.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/c...

People didn't choose top of hills to settle because it's not convenient to get water. Rain is too random.

Let's get rid first of people that think that overpopulation is the problem.