Nah, it’s impossible with our current understanding of the nature of the universe and it’s rules. Every time that has been true of something, humanity has eventually either solved the problem or rendered it moot. This one may just take a while.
Bruh, Netflix does the indexing for its library. This isn’t Steam.
Kbin can Lemmy cannot. I believe it’s on the roadmap.
You sound tough.
No you wouldn’t.
Any Lemmy instance would have given over the same information in this case. Meta was complying with a valid, legal search warrant.
They won’t. A ton of traditional hotel business is business travel. No reputable company is sending an employee to a VRBO while they’re working out of town.
I still get multiple JSON errors on every page I visit.
Care to elaborate about DDG? If this is about the Bing thing from last year, that was almost entirely FUD.
Posts and comments are the property of Reddit, not the user.
Perhaps you could actually specifically cite a law and the conduct which you believe violates it.
Can’t take ‘em of my Plex server, Paramount.
How shortsighted.