No nedd to ask a tourist, we live in the age of anonymous esims

They’re for like 50 cents on accsmarket

Quite new. PM me if you really need to know

Good call, mine used to rapidly brake because it saw nonexistant obstacles. More than once.

I was wondering the same the other day, how I would (fail to) function in a society based on constant interaction. Never thought about posting here!

Destroy as in the fan bearings are going to wear out quicker?

You can redact sensitive data before sending it, there are tools for that, i know one named privatiser.

Best to not create an account if you don’t have to, ppq.ai and NanoGPT are proxy services that claim to protect your privacy. Or use the free tier of big services with a vpn and the usual privacy tools.

Other than that, explore, enjoy and don’t tell it anything you wouldn’t tell a policeman. Ask it about a bird you have seen recently, or a phrase in a foreign language that has always confused you. They’re good in things that are hard to search the normal way.

With all my dislike towards Matlab, it had great plots.

Even craft lagers are rarely drinkable

Not disgusting to me but barely having any taste. Totally not worth wrestling with the shells.

On my way to buy a plot of land to save on energy bills 🚄

I think there’s place for polite lobbying and there’s place for direct action. Just as a statistic of people using smartphones when driving can be a an indicator of increase of reckless driving or whatever, the number of destroyed cameras can be an indicator of societal dissatisfaction and pressure. It’s just a matter of how the data is presented and by whom.

BTW, I was under some financial pressure a few years ago and stopped donations to a NGO that opposes invigilation, your post served as a reminder to start it again.

I had to stop paying attention to physical surveillance because at one point I was unable to normally function without constant anxiety. The cameras are terrifying and so are cashless-only payments for public transport, parking, highways.

I like how the British have a tradition of destroying cameras in public spaces, but I’m too much of a coward to do the same where I live.