It’s normal. Anon is just detached from reality.

"All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” – Blaise Pascal

Luckily they’re not banning tablets or laptops or tethering or even WiFi. Early teens should figure all that out in a jiffy.

Millions never even heard there was something to sign.

Trolled Athenans until they sentenced him to death.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depth_of_field

It’s not “IT” naming. It’s physics. Probably a century or few old. That’s what they’re trying to emulate to make things like more photographic/cinematic.

Same with almost all the other options listed.

If your TV is known/open HW and you’ve installed the OS and software and configured it to do exactly what you want, then yes.

Or, alternatively, if you’re using a random shady media box from an appliance manufacturer or advertising company, yes.

Otherwise, no. The idea here is that the media box you use will not be one designed to make you the product as they say. It will be your tool that does what you want it to instead of leaking your data and showing you ads. But YMMV. Maybe your smart TV is good enough. Most people don’t seem to be happy or comfortable with theirs.

Wild. TIL. Thanks.

Potatoes? One of the “family” just decided to be a tuber?

Ingsoc was always here, just hiding.

Brave is a series scam company.

It would really stand out.

Brave is a series scam company.

I think searx is using POST or something, which means you can’t bookmark searches, they’re broken in history, and if when you restart a browser, your search tabs get completely lost.

It’s been the worst search UI I’ve seen in the nearly 30 years I’ve used web searches.

Still use it, because of the alternatives.

That is vile. But also kind of interesting.

Definitely don’t tell trump.

Brave is a series scam company.

No, just regular keel over compliance.

Still good to keep in mind: not your keys, not your data.

Most sci-fi is. At least if you squint a little.

Your local library may even lend one or have a machine with a drive. Probably intended for digitising stuff and writing discs from them, but if there’s software, it’ll work in reverse as well.