It's like they think V for Vendetta was a blueprint for how to run a utopia.
It is ~slightly~ different, but in a way that's worse.
AR uses a transparent overlay over reality perceived through a translucent surface, or at most a small subset of your vision is replaced. Think sunglasses with a screen you can see through, or a small corner of your vision is blocked by a tiny screen.
In Apple's "spatial computing" cameras recreate and alter reality, nothing you see is with your own eyes because no part of the display is transparent.
I have to imagine that most of these data brokers don't have automated ways to remove information, it's probably designed to be as annoying as possible to prevent people from doing it en-masse. If someone on mozilla's end has to fill out a form and mail it and deal with ~200 brokers worth of constant intentional subtle constant changes (designed to break automation) to try and make services like this harder, the $9/mo seems almost reasonable.
you know what? I like this argument. Software/Streaming services are "too complex and costly to work in practice" therefore my viewership/participation "could not exist" if I were forced to pay for them.
My personal favorite is the "companies are obligated to support it forever, or open source the server software hosted by a third party, hosting paid for up front for at least a year."
They get to keep my money forever don't they?
The Big List Of Porn
Tends to keep up with the meta for a lot of categories in my experience regardless of what you're into.
Internal memos explicitly stated execs were worried that if they brought iMessage to android, poor families might buy their kids cheap android phones instead of iPhones.
You can't make this stuff up
https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/27/22406303/imessage-android-eddy-cue-emails-apple-epic-deposition
Unironically that's how zram works
X fire, but in my defense I was eleven
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If you want an actual ELI5:
Bad DRM is like bad parents. When you want a new toy, and you're 5 years old, you have to ask your parents to get it for you; you can't just go get it yourself if you want to. Lets say you want a new bicycle. You ask your parents to get you a new bicycle, and they get one for you! But, they say that you're only allowed to ride your bicycle between 10 and 11pm. They also tell you that you can't ride your bicycle with 2 feet, or 2 hands, you have to use 1 foot and 1 hand. On weekdays, 10pm is past your bedtime so you really can't ride it at all. On weekends, it's dark out at 10pm most of the year so it's really hard to see. The few times you do get to ride it, it's really hard to ride because you can only hold on with 1 hand and pedal with 1 foot.
Even with good DRM (parents) that let you ride your bicycle during the daytime and with both your hands and feet, they are always the ones in control. They might tell you today that you can ride your bicycle anytime and anyway you want, but if you get a bad grade, or they are just in a bad mood (for the adults: profit motivated) they can at any time exercise the control they have and take your bike away, or tell you that the only way you can use it are ways you don't want to use it.
Generally the lifecycle with this sort of thing is old_thing becomes an alias to new_thing, and eventually old_thing gets dropped as an alias down the line.
It's still decent advice to learn dnf native calls and to update scripts using yum to those native calls.