Of all the possible places, this is where I think its use is ok. If my tax dollars are paying for it, it should be public.

They say it’s not an issue for them,

So you think your family and friends are liars and shouldn’t be trusted?

Just get a laser printer already

I’m not sure what phone NR is.

If you get Gmail, you can install Thunderbird on your phone, and connect to it like that. All Google would know is that you’re connecting to that email from that IP. And if you’re concerned about that, maybe get a VPN.

Just get one. If you only use it for school, and the school mandates it, Google is going to know where you’re going to school and nothing more. The school has chosen to share that information with them. There’s nothing you can do about that.

Just make sure you only use it from a non-gmail client. And zip and password protect any files you send if you can.

It’s probably for auth. Make all the kids get a Gmail and then use it as your identity provider. Way cheaper and easier than running your own IDP.

“Oh good, he fell for the decoy”

Why would a row be more than one pin? That’s not how computering works.

And yeah, when you give a company license to do whatever they want with your data, “whatever they want” includes AI.

I mean, fuck Pinterest, but this isn’t news.

Are you liberal or are you majority?

Or are you breaking shit? :-D

people need to just be decent goddamn parents.

I think this single handedly would fix most of society’s problems. Within a generation at least.

Anything is believable if you don’t know how things work.

Start here. Once you understand ALL of it, you’ll know what to do next

https://m.youtube.com/@scishow

Then the simple and least absurd answer is to make it optional for the client and mandatory for the server to respect it if it’s there.

Does it stop tracking? No one knows.

But if you can block it and everything still works, then it can’t be anything good. So block it.

Very cool. Glad you’re still working on it.

You can implement end-to-end encryption and simply delete anything that was flagged as csam, even without validating that it is. Do you really want to see that shit? No. So are you really going to spend the time validating before deleting? I know I wouldn’t.

The worst that would happen is you’d end up deleting someone’s actual file because someone else maliciously reported it. And it would have to be someone who knew the link was even there to find it and report it. That’s a pretty unlikely scenario for a temporary file share.

ITT we can see the difference between correct and useful.

It’s a transparent image with black text. It’s CORRECT that you can’t see it on a black background. Technical folk will scream all day about this being the only answer. It’s a blindness we have.

That said, it’s not the intent of the image creator to have their image text unseen. So it’s still wrong from a UX and a usefulness perspective.

But how do you even start to fix that? Any transparent image might have any color text that could end up invisible accidentally. Calculating and adjusting seems wrong. Clicking to change the background color seems wrong because how would you know there was any hidden text to begin with? It’s a tough one.

I’m not getting this. Android 16. But I do still have that stupid bug where scrolling down doesn’t load more items.

That makes sense. Thanks! Though it slightly breaks my workflow. I’m happy to click the image, but then the post doesn’t mark as read. When I clicked into the post it used to accomplish both.

If I can figure out why my “scroll past to mark read” isn’t working, I could probably switch to card view and not need to click at all.

Did something change with how images are displayed when you click into a post? I no longer see the entire image when I enter a post, and have to click a second time into the link itself to get the image.

Loving video support. Thank you!