Wasn’t one of the issues of the Twitter of old the amount of bot accounts? Maybe what EFF is seeing today is what their real impression count has always been.
Also, 13 million impressions last year is 13 million impressions. What was the cost to EFF to produce those 1500 posts? EFF needs all the impressions it can get.
TTRSS retrieves content, nothing is delivered to it. What incoming connections are you talking about?
... who still don't have the Netflix app available to them?
They're absolutely safer but it is because they drive more timidly than humans do. So timid in fact that they have no problem stopping in the middle of traffic requiring human remote drivers to nudge them along.
What if the hypothesis is getting married, and / or having kids, or joining the military? There are a lot of life choices where one can't just "gather evidence" and if things aren't working out hit the reset button.
I wonder, for those who have found the most fulfillment, how much does commitment play into that.
Can't wait to see how that works with all of the cheaters that are still using hacked clients to do things like fly over homes and mountains.
Exactly right. How about if the other passengers are sleeping?
Can't wait to see how they fix things for the people who are deaf or mute.
I'd just wait for the guy to die first, and then dig it out for 100% of the profits.
If the point is to provide an alternative communications channel, one would think a portable radio would be a better choice -- Not everyone owns a vehicle.
If they're gonna send up SpaceX's Dragon, can't they throw in some suits while they're at it?
Without also knowing if that nearby charger is exclusively available to you for the duration required to charge your vehicle on a regular basis.
Who needs Signal when business conversations over the phone or in person remain private and unrecorded? I've never understood this split between the digital and analog world with respect to what we're required to capture.
As an aside, the skeptic in me can't help but think that these legacy forms of communication are the real reason for the drive to get people back into offices.
I'm glad you made this distinction. I can see how someone purchasing a cart vs digital download might think they're safe from these shenanigans, but even a physical copy of a game isn't going to work if it requires being online.
You gave away when you installed the firmware update.
What killed Macy's Union Square was the destruction of tourism from within and without. This allowed the Tenderloin to push towards Union Square, and eliminated a large number of shoppers. That created a death spiral for the area. I would guess that recovering Union Square is going to take more than fixing the situation in the financial district. Macy's was always the anchor for the area, so its loss will have much more profound impact on any future recovery. All the Union Square-adjacent areas have already fallen back to what they were 30 years ago.
The spread of Tenderloin was because of the BLM / Defund police movement along with the now recalled San Francisco District Attorney known for being far too soft on crime, not because there were less tourists.
That spread of crime and covid had a large impact on the retail health in SF. My recent travels outside of the US has not seen anywhere near this level of destruction.
God help those who do not help themselves. -- Wilson Mizner
