Yeah man, those custom ROMs are great, but I hate how hard it is to do things like banking on them. I’m so sick of being told that it’s some shit about my phone being less secure… “You have full control over your device and can see everything it does! That is not secure!” Make it make sense lol

Then why bother with a smart phone st all? Maybe we should be encouraging manufacturers to go back to cheaper hardware and flip phones like we used to have lol

Yeah, the voter turnout is fucking stupid. People who don’t vote don’t seem to understand that they are a big part of why he keeps getting in. They need to have it beat into them that their lack of a vote is a vote in favour of the elected party.

I thought he was just on his second term… Wtf

Is it bad that I learned the spelling through playing tons of DopeWars back in the 2000s? 🤣

Exactly that kind of shit lol

It had potential to be a great way to index and find things based on key terms. The flaw was letting the normies use it.

☝️😮 <( M’boy )

The irony of the whole thing is actually pretty funny

The thing I don’t get is how the USA can shit their pants as badly as they have since throwing Trump in charge, and yet their dollar somehow still has value. That’s fucking wild.

I just use pacman and yay. I avoid flatpaks as best I can, I don’t see the hype.

Yes, and we all got by fine with things the way they have mostly been. The last thing we should be advocating for is this stupid trend of removing features and calling it “user friendliness”

Give the user the ability to torch their system - it’s up to them whether they want to use things they can’t handle or not. Not up to the devs to baby-proof the software and strip abilities away from capable users.

Linux becoming mainstream would be a trap too… It will lead to the enshitification of the distros as they get more and more watered down to satisfy the average dumbass using it.

I’m in Ontario. I remember reflective lines when I was a kid in the 90s but I haven’t seen them with the reflective property in decades. When it rains, the lines are gone.

Next can we get surveys going to fix the lines on the road that disappear when it rains at night?

Thanks! Not sure if it’s the mobile layout that’s cooked, or maybe it’s paywalled or something? All I see are headlines.

Greer’s report notes the proposal calls for cloud services where data would be “processed, transmitted and stored exclusively in Canada.” It would exclude suppliers subject to laws letting foreign governments access Canada’s data without written consent. (Another requirement Greer did not mention: providers could not be “subject to foreign laws that permit foreign governments to request measures that could affect or discontinue the service.”)

Lmao, yeah that’s kind of the point - why would anybody want a foreign country snooping their shit? I suppose if there’s any benefit to breaking this wall it would be that it would (hopefully) force the Canadian government and businesses to ditch Microsoft. The fact we use them as much as we do is terrifying. A contract is only as trustworthy as the person you signed it with, and I have little faith that MS isn’t already snooping the massive amounts of foreign government data they have their hands on.

Came here to ask the same thing… I don’t get it, there’s literally nothing there but headlines