Meruten

Meruten , 9 months ago

Somehow, it seems, a Zambian man carrying bags of what looked like gold was allowed to stroll through security and meet the newly arrived Egyptians on the plane.

Nobody appears to know who authorised this but, according to Zambian media reports, a few cash handouts had helped ease his path.

Bribes.

Meruten , 9 months ago

I too was looking for that comment. Have an upvote, friend.

Meruten , 9 months ago

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/e8977e99-4968-46fa-8abd-120de71aa2b4.png

Samsung’s OneUI does this by default for all connections .

Meruten , 9 months ago

The article mentioned tear gas canisters be equipped instead. I can’t wait for a delivery robot to be near my property, someone tries to mess with it and gets gassed, then I get to enjoy tear gas as well from my front porch.

Meruten , 11 months ago

This feature can be achieved very easily by them without making accounts. They already have a list of Instagram usenames. When a new user makes an account on Threads, check the username against a simple list of Instagram usernames and if it matches, throw an error stating the username is not available.

Why does that person need to have an actual account on Threads?

Meruten , 11 months ago

I don’t understand your issue. It 100% could work that way as Microsoft could simply block Gmail requests because, I don’t know, let’s say they are constantly receiving malware from Gmail servers in attachments.

Email from Gmail to Outlook would fail but email from Gmail to Yahoo to Outlook would not as Yahoo to Outlook is not blocked.

Meruten , 11 months ago

Why are those wrongs? They are both first steps to technological self sufficiency. Which are both good things from their individual perspectives.