It’s an interesting one. I want access to non publicly listed investments, but I have unfortunately lost money in funds that tried it.
To do it, you either need a closed fund, or something kind of buy/sell restrictions to force long term investment.
It depends who you are trying to hide from. A VPN will hide your internet traffic from your ISP/phone company, but obviously not from the site you are visiting.
At best you might be one of may people connecting from the same (VPN) IP address, but they can still collect info from your browser/app etc to generate points to ID you if they want.
I’m not sure about the revolvers ‘subsidising’ the transactors though? Yes, those not using reward cards are getting screwed by the higher shop prices, but it’s not like banks would be losing money on the transactors. Why would banks subsidise them over…just making more money.
Here is an interesting read on the topic of credit card reward programs: https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/anatomy-of-credit-card-rewards-programs/
I was going to bring up the Herman miller Arron, but that released in 1994!
That’s a very interesting site, thank you!
It looks like the screen size is the most identifying info for me, followed by the webGL hash. Not much can be done about those on mobile right?
I thought this got debunked?
Edit: no, it was just the alter (from Scotland!) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c207lqdn755o you are correct.
The stronger the material the thinner it could be.
There are a lot of properties in the word ‘stronger’ though.
You have to be pretty close to sniff Bluetooth data though. So fine at home, less so in a busy public space. (The chances of someone there trying to hack your Bluetooth is still astranomically small)
… I assume they have both the phone and laptop with them when they are away from home?
It’s mostly fine, but sometimes I still miss stuff. For example, I haven’t seen anything on the Spanish ski lift incident on here (it’s probably somewhere), but I bet that would have popped up for me on Reddit.
(And I think I have done a pretty good job of curating my experience here)
I believe that the newest Lemmy versions count up/down voting as ‘active’
I thought the cross licensing deal between AMD and Intel basically collapses if one gets bought out?
So intel wouldn’t be able to make 64 bit processors any more?
Webassemby is still limited to a single thread as far as I’m aware, so it’s not a full runtime for the language you are writing in as anything using threads behind the scenes tends to fall over unexpectedly at runtime.
Its also an absolute bastard to debug (young ecosystem)