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Pixel 11 made itself less compliant than its predecessor so GrapheneOS won’t support it.

They require certain features that most phones don’t have in order to be willing to support them. They want phones with GrapheneOS to be impossible to break into even by sophisticated methods such as Cellbrite so it defeats the purpose if it can be circumvented by methods that don’t involve the OS.

It’s supposed to be out next year but only the highest end devices will be supported because GrapheneOS requires certain security features in the firmware and hardware that Pixel 11, the lower end Motorola devices, and the other brands don’t/won’t have.

They used to have an all you can eat lunch buffet at the ones in the US too.

Why doesn’t he just give up and switch to sweatpants?

He says the crotch wears out too quickly.

YARR! That’s going to replace the whale in my nightmares.

There was plenty of it going on around here. Even after Napster was taken down, there was Kazaa, Limewire, and your choice of Gnutella client. It was mostly us downloading stuff to listen to on the bus because high speed internet was rare unless you were in a city.

It said Maryland. I’ve never lived there nor have family there. My family is from two different states so maybe it’s some sort of weighted average.

It appears to be banned in the US under 15 USC 7704(a)(3) because it’s neither one click nor does it allow the user to open a menu to select the types of messages they want to receive: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/15/7704

Work forced me into keeping a smart phone. The key fob I was using for MFA died and they were no longer replacing them so I had to use the app.

It’s worked out well so far for me without a data plan. My family is fine with call, text, or e-mail options for talking to me or sending me things like their football picks. The only time it sucks is when I lose power and have to resort to sparing use of mobile data to know when it’s coming back on.

It’s also filtered out a decent bit of text spam because the ones with pictures are MMS instead of SMS and the former requires mobile data.

By “remotely”, I think they mean outside the range of a key fob.

In Virginia it’s the same but at or above 0.08% (0.8 promil). It’s also an automatic license suspension if you refuse to take a breath test.

That’s why there’s a bright yellow for some areas and a dark yellow for all areas.

Maybe Dan Quayle is running the bot. He couldn’t spell potato either.

Then you have to hope the library still has a card catalog to fall back on.

Depending on the state, you can still get a DUI for riding a bike while drunk.

At least shitty Photoshops mean you actually put some effort in to find source images and put them together. AI requires no effort from anyone aside from the computer.

Good luck. We’re all counting on you.

I think we can use Al to show presentations once we figure out where the cables go.