I’ve seen public transportation apps doing that to curb sharing the ticket/barcode with someone else.

I don’t think they would even be called timezone! The whole concept falls apart.

And the big one that’s dead center is mostly useless

Can you share a copy of the article?

Can’t access it from Europe.

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Rural tradepeople in Europe rarely have trucks. Vans do the job in the vast majority of cases, a trailer can complement when needed.

Lemmygrad is Lemmy

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Just create a new account!

You didn’t answer the question.

Like Lemmy or Mastodon, BlueSky was made with the idea of federation. While BlueSky is not there yet, federated services are inherently very easy to scrape.

Maybe it’s time for people to understand that anything they post/vote/comment/like should be considered public domain.

Lots of taxi drivers are already reckless. Imagine if they can drive remotely!

You’re just moving the trust from your ISP provider to your VPN provider. That may be what you want, but just in case that wasn’t clear to you.

Fast.com shows ping, loaded ping and upload speed. It has a mobile app, but I didn’t understand your point about VPNs. You also get a sharable picture if you know how to take a screenshot 😂

Pour 10000€ c’est probablement les données des employés et pas de tous les français.

The actual load test is from Netflix’s servers and Netflix’s domains. Open up the network tab in your browser debugging tool when running a speed test on fast.com and you’ll see.

Netflix created fast.com to prove that some ISPs were throttling Netflix and hold them accountable towards their customers.

To be fair, there is a big advantage with using Netflix’s fast.com speed test: Some ISP would have a list of speed test websites and unthrottle their connection to it. With Netflix’s speedtest, if they do that, they also unthrottle Netflix as a whole.

Fast.com

Very fitting!

Google has been paying Firefox since before Chrome existed.

Is it street legal where you live?

In theory, yes. In practice, it’s a bit different. At the very least for now.

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