Not much I suppose. At least in case of Google, it’s governed by a single policy.

This is the correct comment. Google sells access to user data, not the data itself.

Yep, just imagine how bad the compression artefacts will be if they double the resolution but keep storage/network costs the same.

Cargo bikes cost 5 grand? That’s outrageous.

This, the amount of potential plastic ingestion from using these pots is nothing.

I’m fuming at this too. Pictures with some amount of bokeh is the standard look unless you’re shooting landscape camera or using a telephone to snap pictures.

You can borrow crypto these days?

It’s amazing that humans have coded a tool for which they have to afterwards write more tools for analyzing how it works.

Is it possible to try this Giblification locally?

The originator of the term is the late Terry Davis, a paranoid schizophrenic and developer of TempleOS. He used to go on angry rants about “glow in the dark CIA niggers”, or glowies for short.