> The investigation, launched in 2025, established that access to a user's camera roll is requested with a single permission for the entire app, which the authority said covers multiple features with different needs. The authorization request was preceded by a generic warning that didn't allow users to understand that they were authorizing picture and video suggestions, the authority said.

https://www.politico.eu/article/italy-hits-meta-with-e805m-f...

> Should there be multiple permissions for every different thing the app might want to do with your camera roll?

Yes? Just because I want to share some pictures through an app doesn't mean I want it to go and do anything it wants with any picture on the device.

If I share a single picture with friends I don’t want the app to then go through all the photos I’ve ever taken in my life.

Or, you know, just don't aim to go through user's photos by default and just ask consent in the case a user enables/uses a feature that requires a photo to be sent to Facebook?

The photos weren't sent to Facebook! This fine was for a feature that did not share any data with Facebook.

When all you have is a huge hole in your national budget, everything looks like a finable offence.

Only for Facebook, lmao. Smaller apps without deep pockets aren't held to this standard.

Right. They just happened to offer a solution to Linux proliferation after netbooks with Linux were on shelves at electronics stores. How nice of them.

> but no need to be judgemental on things that never involved you in the first place.

If I ever experience committing murder, I sure do you will be the judge.

Yeah, so why not use OS then for rendering and roll your own rendering pipeline?

because OSes have different UI toolkits with their own vendor lock-in, quirks, limitations, preferred languages, legacy baggage, and random bursts of "everything is now deprecated except the newest fad which will be deprecated next year" and "we're making everything flat and/or semitransparent!". Then most of the time the stock widgets are too basic to even support what Discord wants. This is an expensive PITA to develop and test for, and it's what lead app developers to run away to Electron.

Your entire opinion is founded on assumptions.

To disqualify you before you had the chance to explain why you're a fitting match? Tell me, why do you make such stupid statements?

Oh how wrong you are. Moves can hinder healing even when they not damaging in the moment.

You're like one of those non-experts that think they know it all, while being very confidently wrong about it

"In general, everything that moves/activates the body in a non damaging way"

So sure, some injuries require not moving to heal. But at the cost of degradation of everything else. And also there activation of the tissue around to keep the blood and lymph flowing is beneficial or rather crucial.

Also since I like extreme sports, I kind of was made an expert in recovery by life.

Are you an expert in the field?

Yes

A bus doesn't solve this, because it still is contained by items/second. You can't just select copper, if there's no more copper on the belt. And you might not be able to jerry-rig another belt of copper onto your bus.

A bus doesn't solve the issue the person you replied to was talking about.

I still don't get the point. The information is there right from the beginning. For humans itS just tedious to calculate it and why should one?

Then also, you can finish the game even when not planning ahead.

You could, but why is it important?

Are you asking why transparency in the git history and how the code was created is important?

How do you git bisect when a bug was introduced in the mega-commit paradigm? This generally beneficial most for the primary developer.

Separately, the presence of mega commits is a red flag in the age of ai and slop. It's a warning sign for too much eyes-free coding. The agents are not good enough for this. If you are not staying in the loop and managing changes, then I have serious concerns about the security and reliability of the software.

Oh my God. Read a comment for once and don't just hallucinate what you want to hear to engage in a discussion