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The port of entry that originally denied you entrance immediately notes that in the system and you are “Flagged” at all other ports of entry.
The port of entry that originally denied you entrance immediately notes that in the system and you are “Flagged” at all other ports of entry.
As I understand it, LineageOS does have Google Play Services built in. The microG version is for if you wish to spoof those services for apps that rely on them if you choose to not use actual google background services (location, play store etc)
Not to dilute the ACAB vibe but a couple of quarts of boiling water thrown on you will irrevocably and painfully change your life for the worse for years to come.
Let’s not forget the extra-added bonus of “Badge Bunnies/holster sniffers” if you’re into that sort of thing
They are in Los Angeles, the third largest PD in the US, according to the Special Counsel to the Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission. It is patently impossible to believe that other departments of the general size (and smaller) do not engage in the same sorts of behavior. ACAB
That website raped my eyes
I’ve always subscribed to the styrofoam dissolved in gasoline until no more can be dissolved school of cocktail mixing
just a pipe dream
I see what you did there ;-)
You can use a Privacy card with any name you want on it although some small vendors with actual people running the purchase process can read and take issue when the “card” is supposedly issued to a “Mybig Blackdog”
There is also an option in Settings to “Always show the number row”
That was just COVID-19. Wait until COVID-21 (or whatever) and a larger chunk of groomed idiocy will disappear
“Anything that detracts from enjoying yourself is to be avoided.”
Sting and Bill Gates
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The algorithm force feeds you what you want to see… whether you know it or not
Handsome group
More veggies, less Smuckers
It’d be cool if you could tap into the OBD2 dongle and find what its criteria is that denotes “rapid accelerations” or “hard braking” and them reprogram it to dampen that curve and never report more than maybe 5% less than what would trigger an acceleration or braking flag
Very true, I was focusing more on the story’s driver being “surprised” and “stunned” by the amount of data collected and that all that date didn’t convince an Insurance Company’s algorithm he was a driver worthy of paying them less than his current premium. I expect upwards of 90% of drivers would be stunned as well that they are not as good of a driver as they imagine and that “I’ve never having an accident” doesn’t carry as much weight with the algorithm as they might have hoped.
“Stop. Baby. They’re trying to help you,” Alice Frankel repeats. That was her second mistake.