Very easy, you can switch your region on iTunes to get the Canadian app store, etc. All you need is a valid address with a postal code, you can skip adding a credit card because TikTok is free. I've done this to get UK apps on my iPhone that aren't available in the Canadian region. You don't lose your purchases on your other region either, so yes, this is quite comical...

You can change the region of your iTunes to Canada, as long as you can find a valid address with a good postal code. Then you can download the application, no need to even add a credit card. After, you can switch your region back to the US. So yeah, I assume it's stupid people with too much money bidding on that...

My thoughts exactly... It's one thing for computer illiterate people to misunderstand how remote desktop works, but it boggles my mind that this would be posted on Slashdot... Yes definitely there is immoral practices done by some companies to spy on their employees, but this isn't one of them. Surprised Slashdot would run a story like this, you'd think the people who post it would at least understand the basics of computers and remote desktop technology...

It blows my mind how bad Firefox is today. The memory leaks alone, makes it painful to use. I tried changing the settings to limit the RAM use, nope, completely non-functional. It's sad but I guess the longer a browser is around, the worse it gets...

Since the pandemic began, more and more friends and acquaintances have stopped posting on instagram. I'm sure some of it has to do with people doing less activities, but it's mostly how they changed the way you see photos.

The recommended barrages you with boring stuff that no one cares about. It's quite bad, and pretty hilarious that they see it as a good thing. It might drive engagement up short term, but long term, people will move away and find a better photo sharing app...

Yeah when I was watching it, it was in a steady decline over 10 mins, then it started going up when reaching 500.. I suppose I shouldn't be so quick to trust western media, haha.

Based on my calculations, it'll start coming down North East off Greenland at around 8:20am Eastern Standard Time this morning... It should be at about 50km altitude at which point the atmosphere will cause it to start burning up, so it'll probably fall in the Greenland sea.

I've always believed that it's just mercury/other heavy metal poisoning. I'd think people that work around computers/electronics/technology in general probably are exposed to mercury far more often, even if that and other elements have stopped being used widely in manufacturing.

The worrying thing to me is the expansion of technological waste, this'll expose the greater population to more mercury and other elements, making the health risks higher.

But yeah I'm sure genetics plays a large role in it either way... These "disorders" etc could just be varying degrees of the Human psychology, I wasn't too old when I realized people on a whole are very similiar in that sense, and I think if two people are at one end of the spectrum then with genetics it's likely that those traits will be made more apparent.