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I hate to break it to you, but your kid is turning off the restrictions.

I'll grant that. You literally quoted the part: Ah, but what does "Businesses" mean? It's not otherwise defined, so let's assume the common definition, meaning companies like Instagram or whatever. Well, when I'm using my phone to interact with them, I am using some app to do it, either a...

Right here: It seems that they have put almost the entire onus on the CPPA. Not ideal, certainly, but it's better than nothing.

Disclaimer: IANAL I'm not sure what exactly I've missed here, but reading the text of the bill, it seems pretty straight forward. In my reading it boils down to this: 1. Operating Systems (mobile only? that isn't clear) must provide a global setting for opting out of data collection 2...

There is a difference between a ducking spellchecker and a trying to write sensible code from a language model. Just it can produce an answer doesn't mean it is correct.

This is very true. I remember back around the iPhone 4 when developers were freaking about about Apple adding a notes app (or something similar, it has been a while)

On the carrier's website. I have no idea how it works if you don't have external internet access.

Last summer, at one point my cell phone's cellular service completely stopped working. Data was fine, but I could not place or receive phone calls. I spent all day iMessaging them to try and get it resolved, and in the end they "opened an engineering ticket" and considered the matter resolved...

You want jokes about self-modifying AI taking over the world? This is how you get jokes about self-modifying AI taking over the world!

Hm, I am the last person to make aesthetic judgements, but I'm not really seeing the Minecraft connection. At least, not on the hoodie or t-shirt. Minecraft doesn't really go for black outlines, at least not for entities. Items in your inventory, sure, but that's not what they look like when you...

Expecting a new addendum to section 702 that excludes sitting and formerly sitting congresspeople

I'm not going to lie, being able to ask eg "what does the /v1/frob/buzz API response look like" and not have to trawl our sprawling confluence wiki/JIRA system (or the Google/Microsoft/whatever equivalents) would be incredibly useful. However, it does sound like it would be expensive to build...

This is not even remotely close to true. Is it inscrutible? Sure. However, I have a much easier time scrutining this game than, eg, any Moba.

Having CSAM "officially" protected by company policy would be fucking insane. All it would take is one whistle-blower going to the police to shutter the company. Extraordinary claims, etc.

I'm willing to trying it out. If it doesn't work, then I just switch it back, nbd.

The reason people are talking about South Korea is because the article is about South Korea. Very few/no people are saying other parts of the world aren't as corrupt (mostly that they arent' as nakedly corrupt)

1. This is a civil case, not criminal 2. The entitiy backing up the spam data is Twitter, not John Doe, Sr. Engineer working for Twitter So, yes, this seems insane. Which is to say, par for the course.

There are a bajillion M-rated games on Switch

More like the Supreme Court, Republican, Of The United Males

That is very not true. It might have happened later, but the GOP has been working on this for decades, a few more years would not have deterred them.