setVeryLoud(true);

Interesting, it’s there when I click the link but Boost can’t load it.

Yeah it’s kind of a meme and not worthy of internetfuneral

Well the pic is gone, isn’t it?

Ironically I reset my phone yesterday, this pops up every so often when I set up Telegram.

Pull out your phone, it’s most likely OLED :P

A Sudo joke. Daring today aren’t we?

Or just run a privacy-oriented ROM like Graphene.

Oh god the fucking Excel formulas.

I live in Quebec, and all the excels are in French.

rip

Technically correct

Muting puts the microphone on a closed circuit iirc, i.e. it’s just a circuit that detects whether you’ve used the keyword, and is completely separate and inaccessible to its OS beyond it knowing “the user used the keyword”, a boolean value if you may.

It’s bill posters and he’s still innocent

It’s Apple’s new smart deer technology

So long as the ID never repeats, it’s cool

I’m not standing like a sardine with smelly people touching me on all sides. Trains should be clean with seating or some semblance of personal space available, otherwise it means the train operator underestimated the number of transit users and cannot ensure the comfort of its users.

No.

Or even logpoints!

Debuggers allow you to step through code and inspect the program state at any moment during execution. You can even sometimes run commands inline to see how stuff reacts.

This means you can usually just hover a variable or something in your IDE while execution is paused and see its current value without having to restart execution every time you want to print something different.

For torrents, that is correct. For everything else, it’s less concerning.

I’ve gotten letters from my ISP before about it lol

CUPS my beloved

You could theoretically set up a logless VPN server where everything resides in RAM… Unless DO can export RAM at an exact moment in time or catch you in the act and take a snapshot of the RAM at that moment.

They could theoretically sniff your outgoing connections though, but that’s difficult to trace with DNS-over-HTTPS.