I thought it would be forced out between the gaps at an even higher rate of speed, so it was somewhat lose-lose.
California here, you mean at weddings?
Gonna need bigger truck nuts
Yeah if where’s the thrill if you’re just gonna be notified of nukes & nados like a wuss
Also personally, prefer a 0.00% chance of finding a wandering elderly person or abducted kid to 0.00001%
(If either feature were frequently abused that would change my calculus, or maybe if I had severe anxiety(?) or a critical sleep schedule or something)
Edit: I mean this more lightheartedly than it sounds
@pooky55@lemm.ee - best practice is adding [2016] to end of headline
Lemmy’ll let ya edit it now still!
You want affordable food, you WILL pay them with your data. Always on location please! Oh and precise as well, thank you.
Wouldn’t they have to sacrifice like three* minutes of battery life or something though? Everything packed sooo tightly.
*or 10 or 30, somebody here probably can make a really good educated guess
Do they offer that in Vader?
I recently looked into this after it seemed like Facebook messed with my back button on a private mobile window:
Someone pointed out that it's nice to have, for example, your email provider know that you probably want to go back for a message to your inbox instead of going back to the previous page.
But what if browsers monitored which sites abused the feature and showed a pop-up when you click the back button, just like they offer to show you notifications? They could show you:
This site has been reported to hijack the back button. Would you like to go back to the last domain that you visited?
and offer to remember the setting.
Attached what I think are my relevant settings. I mainly use Safari for iCloud Private Relay.
Maybe it makes it harder for a site to track me if I’m using Private Browsing versus using the regular mode without clearing website data, eh?
Too bad Tab Groups don’t isolate cookies (and other data), seems like that would solve for some of my use cases. And too bad Private Tabs forget cookies when they’re not used for a while / you run out of RAM. That would also solve for some use cases.
I’d like to pin a dozen or so completely isolated tabs and have them always maintain my cookies. Because I can’t, I use Tab Groups for a few sites I use frequently, and launch a new Private Tab for everything else.
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Three iOS 17 screenshots:
Section 1:
Settings > Safari
PRIVACY & SECURITY
Prevent Cross-Site Tracking
Hide IP Address Trackers and Websites >
Section 2:
Safari > Advanced
Website Data
PRIVACY
Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection
All Browsing >
Block All Cookies
Privacy Preserving Ad Measurement
Check for Apple Pay
Section 3:
iCloud > Private Relay
iCloud Private Relay keeps your internet activity private
Private Relay hides your IP address and browsing activity in Safari and protects your unencrypted internet traffic so that no one -including Apple—can see both who you are and what sites you're visiting.
About iCloud Private Relay & Privacy...
IP Address Location
Private Relay
Without access to your IP address, some websites may require extra steps to sign in or access content.
Learn more...
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A three-panel comic strip. In the first panel, a man in a suit (Alex Jones) is sitting at a desk with a banner behind him that says "Info Wars". Offscreen, someone says "Cut!! That's a wrap for today!"
In the second panel, “later”, Jones asks a green frog washing dishes "Everything ok, babe?"
In the third panel, the frog cries and demands "How long do we have to hide who we are??"
Frog truth via UC Berkeley
https://news.berkeley.edu/2010/03/01/frogs
Pesticide atrazine can turn male frogs into females
Atrazine, one of the world’s most widely used pesticides, wreaks havoc with the sex lives of adult male frogs, emasculating three-quarters of them and turning one in 10 into females, according to a new study by University of California, Berkeley, biologists.
The 75 percent that are chemically castrated are essentially “dead” because of their inability to reproduce in the wild, reports UC Berkeley’s Tyrone B. Hayes, professor of integrative biology.
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Screenshot of a Category dropdown with two options, the first selected:
I'm hiring for artificial insemination
Something else
Seen on a contact form
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Brad Thornborrow
14h
@stephenrobles Hey, I have ethical reservations regarding OpenAl in general. Is there an option in the new OS versions where we can disable ChatGPT integration entirely?
Stephen Robles
13h
@bradthornborrow Yes, Craig Federighi discussed in last night's talk show. It's off by default, and only prompts to turn on if you ask for something Apple Intelligence won't do. But you can disable that prompt entirely and never use ChatGPT
Note: transcript not yet available:
