That’s the thing. They don’t make their camera app available to third party ROMs despite officially cooperating with one, and they also haven’t made the camera’s features available to third party camera apps. So for me, being on CalyxOS myself, that announcement email read like a joke.

For humans, but not necessarily for camera-based autonomous cars? They also can’t just stop on a highway to prevent accidents.

I could see accidents being more likely for autonomous cars on highways though

As someone who watches the WAN show semi-regularly, I do not get the same vibe from their relationship as you do

By going through your browser history to figure out which pornsite messed with your driver obviously

Neat thing I learned recently: create and attach a second virtual disk for data, set it to writethrough mode in virtualbox. That way it is excluded from snapshots and rollbacks.

That so many people think Mastodon is hard to join makes me think that there are a lot of people on the internet now who have never learned how to use the internet

A greedy asshole who thought himself a genius?

I tried it out today and came to the same conclusion. It’s not possible to use it as a standalone player unfortunately

Personally, I’m using Pocket Casts, but you can’t use it on desktop without their premium subscription, which I don’t need. Antennapod is a good Android App and supports sync through gpodder.net, but there are no good iOS apps supporting gpodder, so I stopped using it. But I thought you don’t need Spotify Premium to listen to podcasts on there. It might be easiest for you to just keep using it for that.

Are you sure NextPod can’t play the episodes? Because it lists it as a feature on their github https://github.com/pbek/nextcloud-nextpod

I heard it’s when you owe two months’ rent, which is the case after 32 days.

It already did come to a lot of EU countries.

It is frankly insane how much attention those three paragraphs from a random outlet have garnered. The data they release is sparse, with little context, and largely obscure. It reads like the abstract of a term paper that used questionable statistics to validate a preconceived point. I would not be surprised to find out that they had incentive to publish something that makes Netflix’s decision look successful to investors. But even if you trust their numbers, all they are saying is that Netflix had more signups than usual on two days. It doesn’t mean anything.

I hope they get defederated immediately. There’s not much more Facebook can do to prove they are a bad faith actor.