I recently lost my oldest email and I didn’t plan accordingly. Roadrunner email. It’s still a pain in the butt. I’ve managed to change almost everything (that I can REMEMBER) to my newer email, but there are two that haven’t been changed because they require an email to the old email first… It’s gone.

That email was probably 20 years old and I have no idea what services I had signed up through it.

The moral of my story is to read emails from your email provider. Apparently they sent out warnings 6 months in advance, but I always ignored their emails.

Thats really neat! It should be legal though, the ‘controversy’ seems to be religious beliefs.

This is not about apps or permissions. This is your WIFI radio being unique.

Edit: This is not personally identifiable, but every little bit if data is getting analyzed nowadays.

You do not have to connect to the WIFI

Sensor based approaches rely on infrastructure to determine the location of customer phones. Bluetooth is sometimes used, but very often it’s wifi based. There’s a key strength of using wifi tracking (or ‘sniffing’) - no particular software needs to be installed on a customer’s phone. If they have a phone with wifi enabled, they can be tracked.

Sometimes just a single sensor is placed at a location of interest. This results in proximity data - how many devices came within range.

https://www.crowdconnected.com/blog/people-counting-customer-tracking-counters-vs-wifi-vs-apps/

While I know this is specific to tracking location at a specific venue, if this venue shares its data, you will be associated.

You should know,:

The other name for project 2025 is the Mandate for Leadership

The “Mandate for Leadership” had been around since Jan '81.

The Heritage Foundation are the people behind it.

Why you should take it seriously.

Mandate VII In 2018, Heritage claimed the Trump administration had by then embraced 64%, or nearly 2/3rds, of 334 proposed policies in the foundation’s Mandate for Leadership.

She has been working with the Trump campaign since 2016, also worked with Reagan.

She scares me.

Edit: She worked with Rick Scott. They are going to rob the US blind.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susie_Wiles

If I throw a brick at you, it is a weapon.

If I throw a brick of c4 at you…

https://youtu.be/XtW6HW8jO_U?si=dSgX_COkmJ-l6t45

Bathrooms, etc.

Last I’ve heard President Joe Biden told the two parties to work it out, and for the employers to remember their recent years profit. (Summarized while tipsy)

AOC asked him to resign earlier today.

Missed opportunity.

Tin foil hat time: Are tech companies trying to corner the world energy market?

We know one company that’s buying a nuclear facility, apparently the child that owns twitters corpse is running multiple generators to power his AI.

Was I talking to YOU? Please Re-read my very first reply to you and maybe that will jog your memory, HINT…your first day on here.

See you in 2025 Homie!

I’d love to see this person maintain this energy after the election. I seriously doubt it.

Dude’s probably gonna file it, then ask for extensions… To drag out to election time, then drop it before there’s discovery.

I don’t think the Republicans can choose another candidate, and their going to stand right behind this guy until it gets too weird. (No telling what that is these days)

Matrix LLC! While were at it these guys are also involved in third party politics!

https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2024-09-01/gop-network-props-up-liberal-third-party-candidates-in-key-states-hoping-to-siphon-off-harris-votes

This guy is not serious, and should be ignored. He’s only on the ballot in 15 states. Among other flaws, like taking money from Harlan Crow.

By August, the campaign reported being $17,000 in debt. The campaign was aided by Republican-aligned groups, donors, and lawyers, to get on the ballot in several states including Michigan,[56] Georgia,[57] Virginia, Nebraska, Maine, North Carolina,[58] Arizona[59] and Wisconsin.[59][60] Although West stopped actively campaigning, registered Republicans have signed up to be electors for West in swing states.[11] His campaign had only spent $2,400 on signature gathering between January and June of 2024.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornel_West_2024_presidential_campaign

More fuel for the hate fire incoming.

I deleted that because it was poorly worded, and not well thought out.

I’m basically wondering whether a swing state is more likely to have third-party candidates on the ballot. Anecdotally it seems to me the third party candidates are attracted to the swing States.

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