iOS now has a "Lockdown Mode" which is supposed to be more secure against pegasus, but can break some functionality, but then again, it's a closed source OS so you'll have to take their word for it.
OP plays visual simon-says with road signs 💀
As an American, I upvoted.
Edit: Wait, why am I awake at 5am?
Sturdy, somewhat shock-proof and waterproof
As serviceable / repairable as possible
Yea those two are a bit tough to find together on a phone. I mean you have fairphones which are very repairable, but it's only splash resistant, not submerge resistant.
But I found this phone called Nokia XR21 which is $499 and is has IP rating of IP68/IP69K and it's build as a rugged phone which is very resistant to drops. 6.49 inch display and has a 3.5mm headphone jack! No removable battery tho. It has 3 years of OS updates and 4 years of monthly security updates. Personally this phone looks great to me, but this is a midrange and they don't make flagships so I went with a Samsung Galaxy S23.
Climate change is pretty good at that...
All he wanted was to let people know. What people decide to do with the information is up to the people. He achieved his goals, it isn't his problem if people just ignore his message.
Better yet, abolish the state.
What is this scene? I never watched Star Trek, but this image looks so funny out of context, but what's the scene about? I don't mind spoilers since it's so old anyways. I really want to watch Star Trek but not sure if it's really the type of stuff I'd like to watch. I mean, the only space themed shows/movies that I liked are: The Martian, Interstellar, The Expanse, and For All Mankind. Is this similar, or is it just gonna be too outdated for my liking? (I'm 19-22 years old)
Don't want your kids? Just stop paying for their subscription.
It ain't a crime since it ain't an abortion.
Anti-Choicers hate this one simple trick!
I clicked on a link to the comment, then I keep pressing "show context" to see the comment one level higher, then I get hit with this screen...
Kinda reminds me of that news story where one person accidentally shut down the internet of an entire country...
Before you tell me to touch grass, grass is kinda illegal here in the US (if you know what I mean by "grass" 😉).
If people weren't as stupid, they'd already be ignoring fox news.
The solution to misinformation isn't censorship, it's for people to be better educated. Are we supposed to ban every conspiracy theory website? If so, who gets to decide what is the truth and what is "misinformation"? The same type of government organization that is now banning books in florida? No thanks.