That’s awful.
I remember the first Tile I got used a “replacable” battery, but it had to go back to Tile so they could do it.
It must have been unsustainable, because newer models had user replacable batteries.
That said, coin cell batteries can be really thin, and I’d get one of these card shaped trackers if they used one, even if a little thicker.
Gonna need something to defend yourself with against invasions from rival gangs.
Bullets won’t protect you against an intentionally set fire to your home or base. Without laws, it won’t be gun vs gun situation.
That said, it would really depend on the type of apocalypse we’re talking about.
Massive natural disaster? Nuclear? Pandemic? “Zombies”? Global drought? A breakdown of society?
Bullets might be fine depending on the situation. You might not even survive long enough to use them.
Maybe in a zombie apocalypse, but what are you gonna do with bullets in a regular apocalypse?
You may be the only person you’ll ever see for years at a time. You can’t drink them, you can’t plant them, you can’t build with them.
You could probably use them on yourself if you’ve got a gun that they work in, though, especially if that’s the only one item you decided to choose for long-term survival. 😮
Good guy Vivaldi.
A recent study by PewResearch found users clicked traditional results roughly half as often when AI summaries appeared. Publishers warn of dramatic traffic losses when AI overviews sit above links.
This is a major point that can’t be understated.
And it’s pretty ironic how a company like Google tells users they can’t circumvent anything that prevents them from generating revenue, and yet that’s exactly what they’re doing to websites when they divert traffic away from those sites using their own little AI summary bullshit.
Funny, now you’ll have the cops arresting you for prompts like “how to survive being homeless?”, rather than social services when you prompt “how to avoid being homeless?”.
And will authorities be called when someone prompts “how to shoot wild animals?” when asking about wildlife photography? 😆
I own and use several Chipolo tags, but their normal ones with replaceable batteries. They work, but I don’t know how I feel about tags that have non-removable batteries. The first Tile trackers were like that, and they just end up as e-waste as the battery degrades.
Google says it’s no different than checking IDs at the airport.
Fucker, if I own the airport, own the planes in the airport, am the only person using my own planes in my own airport, then nobody is asking for my ID.
Our phone, our software choice.
It’s even worse than that. He isn’t even scientifically literate, or honest, for that matter.
Just yesterday, one of the top vaccine officials at the CDC resigned because of Kennedy’s gross incompetency and anti-vaccine agenda.