I’ve seen this dude’s videos before, it’s always the same. Whine about how hard privacy is in a monotone voice.

He’s not wrong, but goddamn is it monotonous content.

I’ll definitely recommend it as it’s great.

Not that I can find, my source says cancelled at max & doesn’t show anything about Netflix so must be out of date. That’s awesome as it really is a great show. I don’t seem to be able to edit my comment on mobile unfortunately.

I believe it’s already been cancelled unfortunately. Source: the movie database . org

It’s not open source if that’s what you mean. If you think that stops people looking at code then I’ll have some of what you’re smoking please.

If you’re genuinely interested in how the Find My system works Here’s a good paper on it. The papers publishers even have an open source tool to connect to Apples Find My network which is neat.

Whoa, I didn’t make up the ridiculous new York cat doomsday story, chill out. I didn’t realize in your head this was a (likely?) possibility, I’d assumed common sense which is my bad. I though it was more of a “XKCD what if” question.

You’re accusing me of whatabouism?! Your argument is literally “WHAT ABOUT if everyone in new York let their cats out???” Im flabbergasted. You can focus on whatever issues you want, I’m just saying cats are pretty low on my list.

And yes, unsolicited - unless I greatly missunderstood OPs intentions for the post. At least I’ve learned that being indoors is statistically safer than being outdoors though, so thank you for that insight.

I’d actually be interested to know what would happen in the new York situation, there is probably enough rats to sustain this new cat population comfortably.

I’m not against getting cats spayed/neutered, or having cats soly indoors, I’m not sure where that came from? It’s just irksome when people insist on locking them up, especially unsolicited.

“One too many, no local ecology can handle”…Are you implying we are on verge of a stray cat doomsday? Lots of countries have feral cats (and dogs),and while not ideal, they haven’t collapsed society (yet).

Regardless, if you are able to sort out some other issues, like global warming, or micro plastics first, I’ll wholeheartedly listen about the cat apocalypse, deal?

You could replace the word “cat” with “human” in your comment and it’d make much more sense.

Where I live, cats provide an invaluable service of keeping pests away. So until they start meowing about unionizing I’ll let them roam free, with the dogs.

I’m quite surprised Proton would use Gizmodo as a source. A quote from their articles first paragraph: “[as] Apple and Google beef up privacy”.

I guess they mean all the tech companies try to block each other so that they collect all the data themselves…

So, you and your friend were talking about a subject you obviously are interested in, likely spend heaps of time online searching about, commenting and following on social media and you’re surprised you got an ad for it? Bonkers.

Some of your recommendations on extensions are a bit out of date

The space per $ is unbeatable & they are surprisingly durable and long lasting. Snazzy Labs on YouTube has a good video on the subject if interested.

Porkbun have easy privacy options for free, and right on the domain management page. CloudFlare too of course. Also, if you go for a random TLD, like .XYZ or something, do a quick check it supports privacy settings before purchasing.

Say phones are roughly 8mm thick nowadays & have roughly 20 hours or less screen on time - making them .5 thicker doesn’t equate to 7 times more capacity. Duracell brought out a mammoth of a brick that had decent battery in 2019.

https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2019/2/26/18241117/energizer-power-max-p18k-pop-huge-battery-phone-mwc-2019

If you’re into it you can watch tech youtubers go to those big conferences where they show off prototypes of their newest tech, earlier this year they were demoing rolling and pull out screens on phones and laptops, among other stuff.

For the batteries your outta luck for now due to a SOB called physics.

Companies make what sells, and flat candy bars sell. All the companies you mentioned went out of business (at least in the smartphone sector) due to not selling iPhone clones. I’m not saying that’s a good thing btw. I wish we had hoverboards & holograms too dude.

I’m pretty content with my folding phone for now though.

Would be interested to know if they bought one since it’s exactly what they are looking for.

I think that’s why small phones are going extinct; people are adamant they want one but don’t actually buy them.