Lemmy welcomes you, new ex-redditors.
Lemmy welcomes you, new ex-redditors.
Well, I’ve had DLs in multiple states and they all required fingerprints. The little digital ones. Maybe that’s not the case everywhere though.
As I said. They already have it.
However, jammers are illegal to use in the U.S.
What is the point of adding this bit for an article about burglaries?
I’m okay with the TSA scan (pre-check) since… you know… they already have you if you took a picture for your ID.
Those “clear” people however. Who TF thinks it’s a good idea to hand your biometric info to a corp?
I haven’t used it, but scrypted seems pretty cool. Maybe worth an investigation.
Because these idiots keep putting services on top of ISP-heavy areas instead of deploying where there is zero competition. I.e., where they could potentially gain actual new business.
Sorry. I’m a little jaded after decades of access to only one viable ISP.
It’s bacteria poop.
Why doesn’t […] get rid of it entirely?
Because you keep putting stuff inside your mouth.
How do they know it worked/failed.
A lot of answers here, but I think what’s still missing is the most intuitive. The plant that sent the seed doesn’t know, rather its offspring does - by simply surviving. The species as a whole “knows” by whatever works.
I stopped wearing navy blue socks.
I liked the movie. The activity itself is as boring as baseball.
Consider these terms vs words:
Site / look
An overlook / overlooked
An oversight / [provide] oversight
Humans are prone to violence. The only differences now are: Our tribes are bigger and our sticks and stones have rockets and explodey bits.
I’m still sullen about napster. It didn’t change anything about music sharing- other than to take music sharing into the spotlight. I.e., they got greedy and gained the attention of the media.
By extension of this philosophy, we shouldn’t bury people, since worms will desecrate their deceased flesh. It seems to me then that shrunken heads might be a good way to save space.
I’m okay with it. Unless we start putting them on keychains. That might be taking it too far.
Uh. This is not a good picture my journalism dudes. It’s strap-on; what kind of tasks are we talking about here?
Do you expect us to consume that?
It’s too complicated to say “a surplus”.