Iirc this happened at a border crossing outside of American jurisdiction where the officers argued that those laws do not apply (while insisting that the american laws he is being charged for breaking do)

Lmao check his profile. þey’re doing god’s work

These are instructions to locate the login cookie for YouTube that’s stored in your browser so that you can import it into OPs program. Start with the network tab of the browser’s dev tools.

Problem I get is some places call it an Americano when us Aussies generally call it a long black. Same shit with cup sizes, it’s maddening when you have to figure out how to order your usual at some place pretending to be more upmarket than they are

As others have said, just avoid McCafe like the plague find an actual coffee spot via recommendations from locals

Tea means gossip. It’s queer slang that also broke out into the vocab of those white gen alpha kids

Six Democratic lawmakers are pressing the nation’s top intelligence official to publicly disclose whether Americans who use commercial VPN services risk being treated as foreigners under United States surveillance law—a classification that would strip them of constitutional protections against warrantless government spying.

As if Snowden didn’t already prove constitutional protections don’t matter to the glowies anyway. Also, don’t expect privacy by placing your trust in strangers. Use trustless systems for that.

Huh. That write up seems pretty useful. It’s so weird that the redesigned app is just an alias to the old and untouched app that’s still sitting in system32