Does it make sense that a privacy VPN has 4 tracking scripts and 5 third party cookies on their website? https://themarkup.org/blacklight?url=privateinternetaccess.com&device=mobile&location=us
Mullvad has 0.
https://themarkup.org/blacklight?url=mullvad.net&device=mobile&location=us
The film effect is very fitting here
The system is pretty straightforward: each item, in this case mostly clothing, gets an RFID tag that looks like a normal clothing tag. Customers come into the store, pick out what they want, and walk through an “exit gate” that scans the tags and tallies up the bill.
RFID protected bags 🔥🔥🔥
It's mainly used for automation within arr setups
Tauri supports the major web frameworks, like React, Next, Sveltekit, etc, so yes.
VSC is an interesting case because they opted not to use any JS frameworks for performance
Using computational photography to create focal length modes is actually pretty clever
In the UK you have more to worry about. Encryption is threatened under your government, and that poses a much larger potential for data collection and misuse.
What if you were a woman who had a miscarriage and the trackers got ahold of that information from your search and browsing habits on planned parenthood (which has a LOT of third party trackers and cookies)? Would you like to see ads of what could have been your baby for eternity?
This information could be sold to insurance providers and your premiums could go up since you’re more of a “health risk”.
There are endless avenues where your data could end up and affect your life in the real world.
HDR support is crazy!!!
These are conscious beings. Imagine being trapped in a lab where the next time you wake up you might not have full motor function?