Public images.
No problem.
Let's gets a group follow them taking photos 24/7 when in public, and post saying where they were, who they were with, what they ate, what time they went to the toilet etc.
No problem with that, it's public after all.
Posts by IGotOut
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Clearview AI fined millions in the UK: No 'lawful reason' to collect Brits' images
The Return of Gopher: Pre-web hypertext service is still around
US fears China may have ten exascale systems by 2025
Repairability champ Framework's modular laptop gets a speed boost
Intel plans immersion lab to chill its power-hungry chips
Supreme Court urged to halt 'unconstitutional' Texas content-no-moderation law
Thursday 19th May 2022 06:18 GMT 
I love the freedom mob in the US.
They want "Freedom of speech"
But throw their toys out of the pram when a mosque tries to open not far from the two towers site
They cry when people choose to take down statues of slave owning "war hero's"
They complain about "woke" people expressing their views.
In other words they like freedom of speech and expression, but only when it suits THEIR agenda.
Elon Musk says Twitter buy 'cannot move forward' until spam stats spat settled
Venezuelan cardiologist charged with 'designing and selling ransomware'
Tuesday 17th May 2022 12:26 GMT
Re: Interesting sideline
Probably. It's the same thing in Cuba (great country, great people).
The unsuccessful sanctions only really hurt the normal people. There you have highly skilled doctors and teachers working in tourist hotels as the tips are better than their wages.
When there I tipped a very modest amount (in GBP) and I suddenly became the entire staffs best friend. It turned out my tip was almost weeks salary.
As Clarkson pointed out in one top gear episode. That couple of quid you are haggling over for a suit, makes a massive difference to the persons life, so just don't.
The sad state of Linux desktop diversity: 21 environments, just 2 designs
Cars in driver-assist mode hit a third of cyclists, all oncoming cars in tests
Microsoft tests ‘Suggested Actions’ in Windows 11. Insiders: Can we turn it off?
Friday 13th May 2022 13:30 GMT
Re: "But we're not finished"?
"... but an entire OS in specific, you had damn-well better make sure it's as bug tested, bug removed, security holes fixed"
Let me know when you find one.
Nothing pisses me more off than one that is released with known bugs.... And that "rare and minor" issue is the one that totally fucks up your set up..
To predict the targets of Chinese malware, look at the target of Chinese laws
Ransomware the final nail in coffin for small university
Email domain for NPM lib with 6m downloads a week grabbed by expert to make a point
Asahi Linux project shows progress in graphics drivers on Apple's M1
Only Microsoft can give open source the gift of NTFS. Only Microsoft needs to
Monday 9th May 2022 19:12 GMT
Re: Designed "universal" standards
Universal standards such a Litres, Pints and US pint?
CDs. Please, which "book" standard are you referring to?
Ever world I the International Standards of telecoms? Have fun getting the standard g711u talk directly to g729a/b with a converter?
Connected many plastic water pipers to copper ones?
The standards are great, but in reality you usually have to bodge something in between.
UK's state-owned bank launches hunt for core systems worth close to $1b
Qualcomm ‘on track’ for Apple M-level Nuvia chips in late 2023
Airbnb will let staff work from anywhere without a pay cut
Saturday 30th April 2022 09:36 GMT
"Conversely, part of the reason that Bay Area jobs pay so highly is that they must in order for staff to be able to live there"
Conversely to your conversely, the corporation can downsize the offices, pay much lower energy costs, not employ so many ancillary workers (cleaners, maintenance etc), so vastly reducing their running cost base.
As the main facilities manger once said to me about the London offices right in the square mile that they were soon leaving, he pointed at a waste paper basket and stated, "That bin costs a over thousand pounds a year"
And that was 10 years ago.
But then how can they have a willy waving contest who has the best organic soy lattes at the earth cafe, bean bag laden meet space.
Elon Musk flogs $8.4bn of Tesla shares amid Twitter offer drama
Meta materials: Facebook using AI to design green concrete
Problems for the Linux kernel NTFS driver as author goes silent
Microsoft Edge's 'Secure Network' sounds a lot like a built-in VPN
Fedora starts to simplify Linux graphics handling
Wednesday 27th April 2022 12:17 GMT
Re: If these people made cars ...
What a crap analogy.
How's your modern car with its carburettor? Those points still playing up? How is your arm after the crank start kicked back? Still, pretty sure that cast iron sub frame is holding those hand beaten panels well, although they are getting a little rusty these days. Just don't go to fast, those drum brakes without a servo can take a bit of stamping on to get them to work.
Coca-Cola probes pro-Kremlin gang's claims of 161GB data theft
Microsoft fixes Point of Sale bug that delayed Windows 11 startup for 40 minutes
Elon Musk set to buy Twitter in $44b deal, promises stuff
Crooks steal NFTs worth '$3m' in Bored Ape Yacht Club heist
Google tests battery backups, aims to ditch emergency datacenter diesel
Microsoft plans to drop SMB1 binaries from Windows 11
Brave, DuckDuckGo to unplug Google's AMP where possible
British motorists will be allowed to watch TV in self-driving vehicles
Growing US chip output an 'expensive exercise in futility', warns TSMC founder
Big Apple Apple Store workers hope to form union
Netflix to crack down on account sharing, offer ad-laden cheaper options
IoT biz Insteon goes silent, smart home gear plays dumb
Tuesday 19th April 2022 21:24 GMT
Just checking.
Yup my lights still work with that funny thing on the wall.
That almost empty bottle of milk in the fridge is still there.
The laundry still required unloading after it finished its cycle which required me to press two buttons.
And my locks still working by turning a small metal device in a hole made especially for it.
Twitter preps poison pill to preclude Elon Musk's purchase plan
Cybercriminals do their homework for latest banking scam
Star loses $500,000 NFT after crooks exploit Rarible market
Google issues third emergency fix for Chrome this year
Elon Musk's latest launch: An unsolicited Twitter takeover
Why the Linux desktop is the best desktop
Wednesday 13th April 2022 13:56 GMT
I gave up reading after...
".... I mean Windows has its own day of the month – Patch Tuesday – just for fixes"
That's because that was requested by large corporations well over a decade ago, so scheduling change controls didn't become a daily event. So much so, multiple other software companies roll theirs on EXACTLY the same day.
I find ALL OS have some great features, but also most have some utterly stupid ones as well.
The is NO single best OS. The one that is the best is the one that works for you.
Microsoft's huge Patch Tuesday includes fix for bug under attack
At last, Atlassian sees an end to its outage ... in two weeks
Microsoft dogs Strontium domains to stop attacks on Ukraine
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