@EdwinKravcenka@aelluswamy V14 Lite will come after verification in the US. It will require further approvals from local authorities but it is likely going to take far less time than the initial approval of V14
@Apollo_21mil@antibearthesis $meta is finished, named after a boondoggle they killed, wonโt be long until the market does the same. They canโt compete with the real AI companies
I'm appalled but not surprised by the UK government's announcement today.
The measures they propose will amount to permanent, automated monitoring of UK citizens' phones without a warrant or any recourse or protection from state overreach.
Once implemented, these powers will be hard to unravel but easy to extend. Western democracies used to recoil from the way the USSR and DDR used to surveil their citizens but this is every bit as sinister.
Will there be technical ways to subvert it? Probably, but we shouldn't have to.
The bigger issue is that UK and European citizens clearly lack sufficient legal protections from the overreach of their own governments and the technocratic class who seem to increasingly regard internet freedom and digital privacy as a problem to be solved.
Local elections, jury trials, and now internet privacy are liberties that the government has tried to do away with because they are an administrative inconvenience for technocratic government.
I am encouraged by the ideas of @prestonjbyrne and his legislative proposals to improve and secure the basic rights of UK citizens. Give him a follow.
@theweb3jess@signalapp@depressivehacks Parents should actually step up and do their fucking jobs - PARENTING.
I refuse to believe that my privacy has to be violated just so some feckless retard who parks their child in front of an iPad feels better that their kids can't be bullied online or see anything NSFW.
๐จ Tech companies like Apple and Google have three months.
Activate safeguards on smartphones and tablets to detect and block nude images for children or we will bring forward legislation to force you to do so.
@ukhomeoffice Uhm no. Its your job to track pedos without compromising everyones personal life. If everyone's life is an open book then i will literally install graphene os and be done with it. This narrative of getting butt fucked by the governments is getting to my nerves.
Driving a @Tesla in Europe is fun and works well (will be even better with FSD) โฆ BUT, there is one very common and annoying issue that really needs to be addressed.
Crossing country borders, especially for those who live close to the borders is extremely annoying because connectivity is often lost and can only be regained quickly by doing a two-button reset on the move.
This is really a big issue because you also lose navigation while the connection is lost and happens so frequently this is becoming the unofficial standard practice. Iโve heard from many European @Tesla owners that they really wish there was a better solution and it would make ownership and driving a much better experience.
Hopefully @teslaeurope and @Tesla can figure out and offer some kind of software update to eliminate this frequent customer complaint issue!
@jwt0625 It's because we don't have GPU minimum wages or labor laws yet. They don't even get a 15 min break every hour not to mention the complete lack of overtime wages for working all day every day including holidays. Once all of those laws are passed, it'll likely work out to $30/hr