Don't forget to do it in the middle of a residential neighborhood.
How do you know anything about anything an LLM generates? Presumably if you're the author you would recognize your own work?
By comparing it to the original work.
You commented that it's "super weird and invasive" for an ISP to "firewall" listening ports. It just so happens that CGNAT also has the same effect and is super commonly used right now.
I think I'm good 👍
Does OP really know exactly what technology at his ISP is preventing him from "opening ports"?
Man I think he went that way 👉
Me, just trying to enjoy a YouTube video:
Some guy: WHAT UP GAMERS? DO YOU WANT TO HAVE BABY-SMOOTH BALLS?
noting that Adobe's terms for licensing content are typical for every cloud content company
Adobe, you're not a cloud content company. You're a software company.
Nice 😎 Sounds like someone needs to file a complaint with the Privacy Commissioner!
Or email them to ask about it THEN complain and attach their email for extra style point!
If you pick something else your email goes directly to their trash folder.
You can lobby your politicians to pass a law?
Camera covering tape needs to become an essential EDC item.
I believe that where I live the license plate numbers would also not be considered personal information. This might work here too, if a different exemption was not claimed, although I'm not aware of anyone using this technology near me.
I wanted to know if my local Food Basics store is tracking me.
I looked at the privacy policy on foodbasics.ca and not finding any mention of this, but wanting to be sure, I emailed their Privacy Officer.
This is the email I sent:
>Hello, > >I shop at the food basics store at [Address] in [City], > >I would like to know if you use facial recognition or identification technology in the store? And if so, for what purpose, and if the information is stored for how long? > >Thank you, >[Me]
Here is the response I got:
! >Hello, > >I confirm that Metro does not use facial recognition technology or any other technology that allows the identification of individual at the Food Basics stores. > >Best regards >Eliane >Legal Counsel
Just want to share to encourage everyone to learn about and exercise your consumer privacy rights.
The timing of this immediately made me think of the article posted the other day about there being no news since it happened a year ago.
Also found this: Arrests in $20-million Toronto airport gold heist stem from cross-border gun running plot
NaPo archive: https://archive.ph/DFkMw