3,190 karma · joined April 11, 2012
It really did feel like a biblical plague of locusts.
“That makes me smart.” - Donald Trump
There is already plenty accounts out there that even the relatively small barrier of iMessage -> SMS is a large enough of an inconvenience to stop a lot of casual relationships from moving to the next level or even continuing.
Having no phone means you are basically unreachable for most of the day. A much more significant hurdle to get over. It’s possible to find another like minded person but that is a very tiny minority of people looking for a partner. It’s not the 90s anymore and people are accustomed to living in this constantly connected world. Look at most sitcoms from the 90s so many of the situations they find themselves in just aren’t relatable because of the easy communication we have with everyone at all times.
Category 2 - 96-110 mph
Category 3 - 111-129 mph
Category 4 - 130-156 mph
Category 5 - 157 mph or higher
I’m not sure why these divisions were made. The jumps between are seemingly arbitrary, from 27 mph to 15 mph and no pattern I can discern. What makes the next jump to 192 which is the largest jump yet?
I’d fully expect the FBI or CIA to do this. I’m not even sure it’s wrong for them to do that. At least no more wrong than anyone else that buys it in order to advertise you.
If anything I’d expect McDonalds to block API access for this user and implement controls to limit data aggregation.
There are also other reasons, but if at all possible a company would want to make any termination for performance if it has any case at all for it.
Not having my phone locked up to only play music is awesome, being able to use voice control to play specific songs and have them play throughout the house is awesome. Bluetooth is a pain, not being able to use Instagram (or any other app that wants control of audio) while my daughter listens to a song sucks.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Privacy_Protection_Act....