They literally don’t teach it at school and I’m pretty sure my grandpa couldn’t tell the difference either so quite literally nobody taught me until I got a screwdriver kit that had both PH and PZ.
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World News@lemmy.world•14 nations and the EU reaffirm 2016 ruling invalidating China's claims in South China SeaEnglish
2·15 hours agoJust imperialist.
Absolutely. I was just replying to the bit that professional is boring. It is, but sometimes it’s necessary because it’s what your target audience expects
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World News@lemmy.world•German parliament backs bill that criminalizes denial of Israel's right to existEnglish
12·1 day agoI’m saying those people need a place to live too.
I’m not really much of a zionist, I actually believe both the Palestinians and the Jews can have their own countries and Israel shouldn’t be expanding obviously.
I live in a country that was literally declared judenfrei in the brief amount of time the nazis occupied us. I can see why they need their own nation state to feel safe. It just shouldn’t be what it is right now.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Traffic Camera Captures Woman Driving With Her Phone on Her Lap (Face Down), The State Mailed Her a $1251 'Public Safety' TicketEnglish
41·1 day agoUh why do you think that the private companies running the service are just going to do what they’re told? For that matter, what makes you think the government itself wants a privacy-first solution? It’s better to keep data indefinitely in case you need it in the future.
If you’re running a business, whether you need professionalism really depends on what you’re doing.
Medical software? Anything aimed at governments as your customers? Billing? Be professional.
Literally a thing aimed at software engineers? Book publisher? Most types of online stores? You can be quirky
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Friends claim influencer injected himself with gold to gain “superhuman” powers before his deathEnglish
9·2 days agoYou know, I think I’d rather just continue being ugly.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Traffic Camera Captures Woman Driving With Her Phone on Her Lap (Face Down), The State Mailed Her a $1251 'Public Safety' TicketEnglish
191·2 days agoI’m not American myself, but phone use cameras can’t work without being constantly on. Speeding cameras flash when speeding is detected, red light cameras too. Phone detection requires AI so it’s gonna be a constant video stream. Everyone’s going to be recorded 24/7 and it doesn’t matter if you’re driving, cycling or walking. Who says how long the data is being kept and where it’s going?
I tend to think that having speeding cameras in crucial spots is necessary (in some places they straight up exist to collect funds though) and a busy or dangerous intersection absolutely merits a red light camera… But I don’t want phone detection cameras purely because of how invasive it is.
I’m not sure demand for AV1 is enough to ship units
Probably either laziness or they want to avoid software decoding in general for performance reasons
This doesn’t work for me but the original one you posted does (Voyager, iPhone 14 pro)
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2·2 days agoThe enter has Norwayed the room
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Technology@lemmy.world•Traffic Camera Captures Woman Driving With Her Phone on Her Lap (Face Down), The State Mailed Her a $1251 'Public Safety' TicketEnglish
217·2 days agoI’m not surprised at Americans being opposed to it, but here in Australia we have cameras that detect phone usage while driving.
They’re also against all their movements being recorded, ID requirements for websites, etc. Crazy people, who would ever want to not be tracked every second of their waking lives?
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World News@lemmy.world•German parliament backs bill that criminalizes denial of Israel's right to existEnglish
18·2 days agoOkay but where do you put the jews afterwards? Shall we build camps in Europe again?
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Technology@lemmy.world•Chat Control 1.0 passed the European Parliament — through the back doorEnglish
2·2 days agoNever heard of a parliament where abstain = no. Is that common?
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33·2 days agoProbably because world cup
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News@lemmy.world•Trump fires all commissioners of federal election agency
42·3 days agoBy that logic, the entirety of Russia should be put down since even if not all of them agree with Putin, Ukrainians are still being genocided. I bet you’d disagree with that one, mr. ml?
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memes@lemmy.world•Ah, the joys of being a woman in her early thirties!
13·3 days agoHave you done a sleep study?
Before I got my CPAP I had more energy on 2h of sleep than 10
Amazon is showing BEFX-H series for me and not even that expensive, but with it being Samsung you’re stuck on LCD which can be a downside for many
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Technology@lemmy.world•OpenAI could reportedly run out of cash by mid-2027 — analyst paints grim picture after examining the company's financesEnglish
4·4 days agoThe most expensive plan gets you more tokens per unit of currency actually (10x cost for 20x usage), but it’s pretty expensive and there’s not actual guarantee that they’re still losing money on your subscription in 2026 and as you pointed out, being able to show demand and MRR will get them more loans.

Uhhhh
The article is about the US where cops are using ALPRs to track their exes
You REALLY sure people’s data is going to be kept safe there?
Good for you if Australia’s government isn’t into spying. I personally don’t trust a single government to have 24/7 recording video cameras everywhere.