If it’s onshore then it would be possible to regulate. If it’s overseas then I imagine it would be harder to regulate without kicking visa and MC out of the EU and then we would need to start over anyway.

We have JCB as well but only for digging holes and moving earth.

And your sure it’s not Instagram/meta capturing data on the browser or whatever you use for ddg. Do you block all cookies. Have your devices been profiled or is the website you click on selling data to meta. Are you logged in on the same device. Are you inspecting traffic and seeing meta traffick when on ddg while not on insta

I’m not saying ddg would not sell your data but this would torpedo there whole selling point. You could describe the task you have done to mask your identity and then what you suspect they are doing.

Neighbors is an interesting metric. Holding steady and now beating collage.

Creed: “I don’t get it. Why does a driver manager need a social media feature?” Ryan: “A one stop shop consumer experience. You’re chatting with your friends, you’re talking about the latest music, about the election; all of it is happening in our virtual driver manager” Philus: “Did the police sort the issue?” Ryan: “Yes”

Further engagement. Smaller comment.

You will look like a disco ball on the scanner. Haha

The average usage in California is 756 kWh per month* and police are called at 2700 kWh per month. I’m sure the energy company are wondering why the house is using 3 months energy in one month. It used to be 7000 kWh per month so it was probibly garinteed that rather they where in the wrong service (bussness and commercial rate) or its a grow house.

As mentioned elsewhere your house and the grid is not rated for this level of energy for long periods of time and ether the company cuts you off or your house burns down.

*https://www.solarinsure.com/average-cost-of-electricity-per-month-in-california

If you are not keeping the law around drug production and use your not going to keep the electric box up to code.

Is the dark web in the room with us now?

Hey. I was going to save that for my purposes. Mooooom!

That’s OK. As long as there are no 3rd party payment methods.

What moves people is stories of why you should care. Getting these stories highlighted and then providing the solution (or multiple solutions) is a sure way to call people to action.

Devs and marketing then need to have an easy onboarding experience. But if people have a will they will find a way. Just don’t be an AH when they ask stupid questions.