Why shouldn't you let your browser use DNS over HTTPS?
To be fair, is that radically different from Reddit? Major news is also repeated in all relevant subreddits there.
Um, what does supply and demand have to do with the dispute between Poland and Ukraine?
Can confirm, mobile Firefox experience is amazing these days. There is a curated list of addons you can install, which includes uBlock Origin, but if you want access to every desktop extension, you can use Firefox Nightly.
Yes, it's real and it works fine. There are also fully passive aux cable versions available.
We need cars that aren't giant IoT boxes that keep phoning home. The vast majority of "smart" car systems shouldn't need an Internet connection to function. But yes, I agree with your sentiment.
I respectfully disagree with you. It's a bit misleading to compare average incomes like that. I would assume the income disparity is nowhere near as large for valuable scientists and engineers working for a national space program. In addition, you are only comparing labour costs. Some materials can be cheaper in India, but certainly not by a factor of 25 and certainly not all of them. Therefore, I wouldn't say the article is braindead.
Banks are usually bound by KYC (know your customer) laws and are required to verify your identity. Imagine trusting some random third-party company with your photo ID though... Insane.
Wow, I never knew that was a thing! Old Reddit style Lemmy needs to be brought up more.
From what I know, the warnings don't trigger any automatic action from OpenAI, so it's an arbitrary amount. You'd probably have to do a lot of policy-breaking stuff before they disabled your account. I wouldn't worry about it.