To be fair, there was enough information correcting that misinformation that you would have known what was real and fake if you had any inclination to find out.
Misinformation was definitely a problem, but racism is a bigger problem that was exploited.
Yep, the switch was a great idea to bridge console and handheld. Once the technology is out and the steam deck is open, without subscription, without lock down, allowing all past purchases, etc. ; the console is dead.
Yes, all sex he has is transactional. He’s not seducing anyone.
Ubiquiti is reputable and has the infrastructure to manage sensitive data from many companies. The software phones home and is cloud based for logging in and back ups etc, however its network information and settings rather than personal information. This does include data about your devices, sites visited, apps used etc. However, as a b2b rather than a consumer facing company mainly, they are not really into data mining, yet. I’ve used them for my business. It’s a bit pricy for my home needs, but I’m due an upgrade soon and will be looking at their equipment. It works well together, is both powerful and mainly intuitive.
Any internet connecting hardware theoretically has access to all your data passing through it. So, I’d either go ubiquiti or open source. My understanding is that the open source options are playing catch up as most modern routers don’t release open drivers for their components. So, although the software is theoretically equal, practically it isn’t, but that may change with openwrt releasing a new router soon. If you need stuff now, I’d get ubiquiti.
I’m also wondering if there is a large amount of users with Irish heritage that join but aren’t necessarily residents.
Still seems oversized.
Is Ireland second highest because it’s in english? It’s still seems overrepresented as the UK has one in 12 subscribing but Ireland has one in 4.
My understanding is that the board is held in a trust format to ensure editorial independence. They often do advocate for policies that would be beneficisl for all, and not the 1%
Of late, both times they supported trumps opposition.
They are one of the few internationally respected organisations that actually have news outside Europe and America, that’s not business news from Japan or china.
It may not be for you and every news source is biased in some way but I find it quite balanced.
In Australia they are marked with percent by weight that are from Australia. It’s voluntary but I think required if you claim to be an Australian product.
The economist BBC News The guardian
If there is no retaliation, then there is no incentive to stop the tariffs on the USA side. Even if that wasn’t trump, it’s logical.
No, they are getting 1c per racist comment online like this and using that instead.