Obscuration is what you’re thinking and it works with things like adnauseun (firefox add on that will click all ads in the background to obscure preference data). It’s a nice way to smear the data and probably better to do sooner (while the data collection is in infancy) rather than later (where the companies may be able to filter obscuration attempts).
I like it. I am really not a fan of being profiled, collected, and categorized. I agree with others, I hate this time line. It’s so uncanny.
But how else will I make everything work without issues
Just downloaded it and skimmed by frames… Seems to be a list of reasons to degoogle. Mentions privacy, security, and how Google is extending fingers into everyone’s privacy by browser, password manager, wallet, phone, etc.
Walmart has openings if you’re willing to relocate
Idk if it would. As a pilot, Zulu time (gmt 00:00) is used across the board.
Yeah that looks like it
Tux racer was neat.
There was also a weird space game that started with a Q. I never progressed and it gave me existential crisis as it felt like nothing was out there. I’d get lost in space every time.
Genesis web
That sounds super healthy actually. Good outlook to have. We all make mistakes, what matters is if we learned from them.
Wasn’t the old software… Handbrake? I want to say?
I’m not in with the cool kids these days. I commented to share my sliver of potential knowledge and to be able to easily come back to see the answers.
Cheers!
It wasn’t required. It was the dark souls of the time.
Musk may have paid little or no federal income taxes since at least 2014—despite his ballooning fortune—so the one-time payment of $8.3 billion (or even $11 billion) in essence covers multiple years. According to ProPublica’s analysis of IRS records, Musk paid no federal income taxes in 2018. Between 2014 and 2018 his wealth grew by $13.9 billion, yet he paid just $455 million in federal income taxes, a rate of only 3.27%.
I actually just got told something similar. In a resume was listed, “over 10 years of leadership/management experience” and the recruiter reviewed it and said, “i don’t care. I can find 20 other people within two minutes who have 10+ years of experience. Tell me what the skills are.”
Tenure in a position means very little. Every year is a diminished return of value.
I wouldn’t go that far, but yes. It’s less than optimal.
Beat me to it. I scrolled back just to post this and… Here you are.
I just saw a Verizon sign today that said the same. I internally scoffed because how can cellular internet be more stable or consistent?
Whatever data profile they already have on your can be obscured to make it useless vs them probably trickling in data.
Think of it like um…
Having a picture of you with a moderate amount of notes that are accurate, vs having a picture of you with so much irrelevant/inaccurate data that you can’t be certain of anything.