There’s some real conspiracy theory stuff going on over at that site. I had coworkers that used to swear that smart meters put off more radiation than cell phone towers and were all going to die of cancer.

This was all pre covid and I really haven’t heard anything about it from him since. Probably because there are juicier conspiracies to latch onto now.

My main concern is always my toothbrush. But it’s on a counter above the toilet. So wouldn’t keeping the lid down help significantly, in both the direction and distance of whatever is stirred up?

About 1/3 had not been previously seen in the have I been pwnd database, that’s really crazy. Either this was a very new or private list of exploited accounts.

“You say anything and I’ll cut you”

https://archive.ph

Poor guy doing solo trust falls. He just wants a friend to catch him.

Link?

What’s even worse is typically in the terms of those 3rd party sites, they say they can monitor your balances and transactions until you tell them to stop.

I bought a reverse deck of cards after seeing this.

Also Amy Smart++

That’s what I meant. “Anonymous” in the sense Facebook only assigns you a number. The meta data in aggregate is what would probably identify you.

I was trying to figure out how the college board was passing test scores with a confirmation of identity not just attaching a query history with a very strong potential for accuracy.

Facebook pixel

https://www.facebook.com/gpa/blog/the-facebook-pixel#:~:text=The Facebook pixel is a,people take on your website.

Right, my concern was how the official score was being attached to a pixel while still staying “ anonymous”.

So this is only passing the SAT score that a person uses in their searches? Not what they actually scored on their test?

Like if I search for colleges that take 1550 score that will get passed to Facebook, not my real score?

Just fyi, cat’s can get covid

I think also, the removal of the port allowed for better engineering around the screen and better waterproofing and thinner devices.

I think with the EU mandating phones use USB-C, it might push apple into to drop port charging all together. You may see MagSafe only charging iPhones in the EU or everywhere soon.

It’s not to spend more money, there’s a real increase in value Bluetooth provides to most people. Yes there are edge cases, but when you can get a a blue tooth headset for $5-20 it’s not really cost prohibitive any more.

Remember when the singe piece Bluetooth mics were like $100 when Bluetooth first started hitting mainstream phones? Many people didn’t think it was worth $100 to use an unwired headset for phone calls.

Well now, that phone is also your entire music collection, your cable box and much more. Being untethered makes a lot more sense.

In addition, easily Bluetooth destroyed device batteries, now it’s more power and you can just leave it running all the time in your phone.

I’m pretty sure using iMessage and whatsapp on southwest is free and you don’t have to pay the $8