I mean it uses location and acceleration info for driving habits. What did you expect?
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And they can request location info and other things, and most people just click Allow.
Nice perspective.
What would you consider to be a contribution of value? Posting? Comments? Moderating? Installing a server rack in your closer for nightly backups? What would you suggest a minimum contribution for continued use should be?
Troy@lemmy.cato Fediverse@lemmy.world•FediForum October 2025 Tickets Are Now Out!English1·2 months agoI worked on open source software for over a decade (KDE). When we started having in person conferences, that’s the first time money changed hands. And even then, the conference attendance was free. Viewed through this lens of experience, this feels like an attempt to earn money from the fediverse for running video chats, rather than a grassroots effort.
Old man yells at cloud.
Troy@lemmy.cato Fediverse@lemmy.world•FediForum October 2025 Tickets Are Now Out!English21·2 months agoPaid online event? Weird. What happened to IRC for these sorts of meetings. I’m old.
Troy@lemmy.cato Programming@programming.dev•The empire of C++ strikes back with Safe C++ proposal1·11 months agoI’ve done a bit of C++ coding in my time. The feature list of the language is so long at this point that it is pretty much impossible for anyone new to learn C++ and grok the design decisions anymore. I don’t know if this is a good thing or not to keep adding and extending or whether C++ should sail into the sunset like Fortran and others before it.
It’s probably a tiling window manager. ;)
Probably just a shoulder check used for photo. Probably an unrelated stock image for the transmission. Still a funny meme template