Throw these products to the curb. They do not remotely give a shit about you. You are their product. Meta Considers Timed Face Recognition Launch to Exploit Distracted Society Meta's own document treats the civil liberties backlash not as a reason to reconsider, but as a calendar event to schedule around.

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Meta Considers Timed Face Recognition Launch to Exploit Distracted Society

Meta's own document treats the civil liberties backlash not as a reason to reconsider, but as a calendar event to schedule around.

It is about internet access and control. Germany’s CDU Pushes Real-Name Social Media Mandate and ID Checks The party could ask Germans to show their papers before they can post a tweet.

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Germany's CDU Pushes Real-Name Social Media Mandate and ID Checks

The party could ask Germans to show their papers before they can post a tweet.

Arizona Bill Would Require ID Checks to Use a Weather App The bill would require parental permission or ID checks to open the calculator app that came with your phone.

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Arizona Bill Would Require ID Checks to Use a Weather App

The bill would require parental permission or ID checks to open the calculator app that came with your phone.

Don't think for a second this is just in the EU. Macron, Merz, and von der Leyen Defend Expanded Speech Controls The Munich Security Conference just became a defense session for Europe's most ambitious censorship regime.

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Macron, Merz, and von der Leyen Defend Expanded Speech Controls

The Munich Security Conference just became a defense session for Europe's most ambitious censorship regime.

As a software architect I have been hearing for years that the cloud allows always up or close to it sites and services. Further that it allows unlimited horizontal scaling. However even YouTube, with free except internal charges Google Cloud, can't manage to stay available for nearly a million users today. So what is the real story. And when a cloud provider like AWS goes down it can take down everything running on it. That horizontal scaling? Dunno. Most SaaS software including that from AWS directly throttles the hell out of users with no smooth handling of greater demand.

As a software architect I have been hearing for years that the cloud allows always up or close to it sites and services. Further that it allows unlimited horizontal scaling. However even YouTube, with free except internal charges Google Cloud, can't manage to stay available for nearly a million users today. So what is the real story. And when a cloud provider like AWS goes down it can take down everything running on it. That horizontal scaling? Dunno. Most SaaS software including that from AWS directly throttles the hell out of users with no smooth handling of greater demand.