https://youtu.be/jDJaymU2hfw

Here’s a link to the live stream video

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/sep/06/cars-collect-extensive-personal-data-on-drivers-study-warns

Its worse than they think. They’re even recording you having sex.

The fact that they’re asking her to apologize is Just ass backwards.

They should apologize, and look into the issue, and possibly, stop, war profiting.

That’s okay. They’re going to lose a lot of Windows users, forcing them to upgrade Perfectly good computers.

Glad you could find it.

Thank you, Lemmy. I can’t find this on the technology subreddit. Reddit Is complacent.

attempted to post the link on technology subreddit. It said that it has been posted too many times. I went and sorted by new, and it’s not visible.

Not too many years ago this would have been at the very top of the technology subreddit.

suspect for sure

Well, I’ve been using this software forever, I’m saying now, normal folks, I see in the light.

I’m glad to see foss Software taking off. In the past, we had to be a tech enthusiast to Realize it with an option. Now it’s pretty well known.

The large tech companies didn’t get greedy and try to be so gross with privacy settings. People wouldn’t make the move. They only have themselves to blame.

If you’re into music, there’s a great open source synthesizer.

https://surge-synthesizer.github.io/

I’m not seeing it on my S22, but I am seeing system intelligence. What is it?

Yes, there’s a torrent somewhere…

https://academictorrents.com/details/c398a571976c78d346c325bd75c47b82edf6124e

This is what I could find with a quick search, but I know there’s a larger database backup.

No, it has full motion controls. It’s quite enjoyable.

There is also a VR mod on Steam that works perfectly With Half-Life 2, No need to jump through hoops, it just works. One of the best VR experiences out there.

That’s all well and good, but where are our internet privacy rules?

Not sure if they’re still round, but I used to use opera.

The finals .unique gameplay ,fully destructible environments. bit of a learning curve but worth it

wanting to see if the killer was ever caught. Daphne Caruana Galizia Killer Caught After a thorough investigation, several individuals have been implicated and charged in connection with the assassination of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia on October 16, 2017. Key developments include:

Vincent Muscat’s Confession: In March 2021, Vincent Muscat, one of the three men accused of the murder, confessed to the crime in court. He described how he and two others, brothers George and Alfred Degiorgio, used binoculars and a telescope to follow Caruana Galizia’s movements, eventually planting and triggering the car bomb that killed her. Life Sentence Sought: In August 2021, prosecutors sought a life sentence for Yorgen Fenech, a businessman accused of masterminding the murder. Fenech has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial. Malta State Responsibility: An independent inquiry, concluded in July 2021, found the Maltese state responsible for Caruana Galizia’s murder due to its creation of a “culture of impunity” that allowed her killers to believe they would face minimal consequences. Arrests and Charges: Several individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with the murder, including: Vincent Muscat (pleaded guilty and received a 15-year sentence in February 2021) George Degiorgio (charged and awaiting trial) Alfred Degiorgio (charged and awaiting trial) Yorgen Fenech (charged and awaiting trial) Melvin Theuma (turned state witness and received a pardon in November 2019) Investigation Ongoing: The investigation is ongoing, with authorities continuing to gather evidence and build cases against those implicated in the murder. Timeline of Key Events

October 16, 2017: Daphne Caruana Galizia killed in a car bomb attack December 2017: Arrests of suspects, including Vincent Muscat, George Degiorgio, and Alfred Degiorgio November 2019: Melvin Theuma, a taxi driver and alleged middleman, receives a pardon and becomes a state witness March 2021: Vincent Muscat confesses to the murder in court August 2021: Prosecutors seek a life sentence for Yorgen Fenech July 2021: Independent inquiry finds Malta state responsible for Caruana Galizia’s murder Note: The investigation is ongoing, and new developments may emerge as the case proceeds.

That’s super cool to know. Seems more fair than the way Spotify does it?

Yup, they already caught me once with that one when I was in a hurry and I had all these damn green check marks everywhere. I was so disappointed thought I had avirus. I will never use one drive just because of that.

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