More ironically, some of them sell anti-spam SaaS. I recently received the following email:
> Le 2 mai 2024 à 12:13, Geoffrey Callaghan <[email protected]>
>
> Hello there,
>
> Please don't shoot the messenger ( that's me don't shoot :)
>
> But you should not post your email address like that in its raw email format on the hacker news
>
> You should use a tool like https://veilmail.io to hide your email address from spam bots :)
>
> You can always go back and change your hacker news post with a veilmail address.
>
> Have a nice day
>
> Geoff
The room was only illuminated with infrared light which means that you can’t easily discriminate color + taking and processing photos in color would probably take more time and storage
> Ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft have increased the number and intensity of traffic jams, Airbnb and other home-sharing apps are accused of breaking down neighborhoods’ social fabric, and self-driving cars are causing all kinds of trouble [...]
If one accident is "a lot of trouble" then humans are way more troublesome... this whole statement seems like a real stretch. Airbnb may be driving housing crisis in some states and countries, for sure. But Uber causing traffic jams ? I don't really see where it's coming from.
I'm always flabbergasted by the price of fiber plans in NA. The max you could pay for a household in France is less than 50€ for 8Gbps (and i assume prices are similar or lower in other EU countries), even accounting for wage gap it's quite a difference.
Spread the disease, sell the cure