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  • Germany btw has a central car and driving permit registration.

  • How are you Americans doing car registration? As someone from another country it sounds a little bit crazy to not have a national car registry. Is this on the state level? And if someone from Texas is caught speeding in Arizona, police has to as there for the ID of the owner? Or is there no registry at all? And why shouldn't states be able to collect a tax from their citizens?

  • Yes, you are looking at a social media post of the CEO of Tesla promoting the Cybertruck as being waterproof and being able to serve briefly as a boat, so that it can cross rivers, lakes & even seas that aren't too choppy. So it's not too stupid for someone to believe that the "wade mode" in his Cybertruck is allowing him to cross a lake

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    On Google declaring war on the Web

    tante.cc /2026/05/20/on-google-declaring-war-on-the-web/
  • changedetection.io: Self hosted website change detection

    Jump
  • I've been running this for years and it's great. Does what it says and it's really awesome to have a tool like that

  • Yeah - they know that you are using the service a lot. They know that you are willing to pay. But they are not getting ongoing revenue from you. That is something no MBA manager CEO dude can accept. They will come for lifetime users

  • I mean ... you've written 1100 comments here on Lemmy in three months. So ... welcome to the asylum?

  • Yeah, he is 54. Which means that he has maybe two, three, or with good health care (that he can afford) four decades left on this planet. So if everything hinges on him without a successor, he's doing something wrong.

  • Back when I used Twitter, that was totally possible. Even without being totally insane. In some areas Twitter did work like a giant unorganized chat room. You were able to discuss the current soccer games. Or current events. Breaking news. The local elections. I totally did write more than 50 tweets back in 2016 in the election night when Trump was elected or during the soccer world cups

  • After May 20, users will only be able to use their devices to read content that’s already downloaded. Once an older device is deregistered or reset to factory settings, it cannot be re-registered after May 20.

    Which means: You can still read your books, but you are on borrowed time. If something goes wrong, you can't access all the books you bought from Amazon in the last decades anymore with your current device. So jailbreaking makes sense and it is also important to crack the DRM on those books.

  • Not only traffic - Google is now able to kill every protest in the areas they are operating their Waymos. They can block streets or simply do an automated Tiananmen Square massacre by ordering their thousands of vehicles to drive at full speed through the protestors. They can also encircle protest camps like on Tahir square by simply driving around them at high speeds

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world

    I 3D Printed Origami

  • That is really insane. It's a fact that gas has become more expensive after Trump attacked Iran. The media is full of articles about expensive gas. That is something you can see just by driving to a gas station. You can experience that in your daily life, see the prices with your own eyes. And 35% of Americans believe that gas was more expensive under Biden, just a little of over one year ago?

    I kind of can understand that you are getting a wrong impression of things outside of your personal sphere when watching the wrong media. If you're living somewhere rural and if you've never been in Los Angeles, you can get a wrong impression of Los Angeles if your media reporting is wrong. But for something that everyone can experience everywhere?

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    What makes a good smartphone camera? - cadence's weblog (personal blog)

    cadence.moe /blog/2026-05-05-what-makes-a-good-smartphone-camera
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    The creative software industry has declared war on Adobe

    www.theverge.com /tech/913765/adobe-rivals-free-creative-software-app-updates
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Camera Capabilities Unlocked From A Mouse

    hackaday.com /2025/11/08/camera-capabilities-unlocked-from-a-mouse/
  • It's a real problem and it does happen. Stop blaming users for bad software

  • Thank you :)

  • Let's not forget how much scummy stuff Elon is doing. It's not "only" the whole Nazi thing (which btw totally increased the chance of the car being vandalized). We know that he lied about the autopilot, which totally is something to sue about and give back a leased car.

  • I want to leave Fusion360 for 3D printing as I switched to Linux and I really do not want that cloud connection. Any recommendations?

  • Just imagine having such a AI-Barbie as a child, talking to her for hours, thinking that she is a real friend and then... the servers are getting shut down. And when you're older, you'll stumble upon the fact that every conversation was send to a server and analyzed

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    The candid naivety of geeks

    ploum.net /2025-03-28-geeks-naivety.html
  • I mean, why wouldn't sharing sexual pictures and videos outside of the given consent by the performer be sexual abuse? If you perform in a porn video for a porn company and sign all documents, it is clear that you know and agree that the video will be sold publicly. If you send a nude to someone in private, you totally are not agreeing to be posted on the internet. OnlyFans is kind of in between - if you post something there for your subscribers, the consent is that the subscribers see the content after paying for it.

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    First Look at Google’s Unfinished DeX-Like Desktop Mode for Android

    tech.yahoo.com /phones/articles/first-look-google-unfinished-dex-181424457.html
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    FBI opens inquiry into 764, online group that sexually exploits and encourages minors to self-harm

    www.theguardian.com /us-news/2025/may/11/fbi-investigation-764-online-group
  • Libreoffice was created as a fork of OpenOffice because the development of OO became stale due to Oracle. If you're still on OpenOffice, try LibreOffice - it's kind of the same, but better

  • I really love this form factor and would like to have a modern version of this with modern hardware

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    How I’m Building a Trump-Proof Tech Stack Without Big Tech

    www.joanwestenberg.com /american-tech-is-compromised-heres-my-replacement-stack-2/
  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world

    Make car toys with a 3D printer

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world

    Make car toys with a 3D printer

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    After 40 years of being free Microsoft has added a paywall to Notepad

    www.tweaktown.com /news/103367/after-40-years-of-being-free-microsoft-has-added-paywall-to-notepad/index.html
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    ‘The tyranny of apps’: those without smartphones are unfairly penalised, say campaigners

    www.theguardian.com /money/2025/feb/22/the-tyranny-of-apps-those-without-smartphones-are-unfairly-penalised-say-campaigners
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    PhysicsForums and the Dead Internet Theory

    hallofdreams.org /posts/physicsforums/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Docker limits unauthenticated pulls to 10/hour/IP from Docker Hub, from March 1

    docs.docker.com /docker-hub/usage/