Puts 40yo tech against current tech

How is the current tech possibly winning...

Seems you read an entirely different article...

Chick-fil-A is reportedly launching a

but that is apparently what Chick-fil-A (yes, the fast food chain) is planning to do.

Deadline reports that Chick-fil-A is

Chick-fil-A has yet to announce or publicly comment

All the article OP posted mentions, beyond saying Chick-fil-A is doing this, is:

But it feels important to bear in mind that Chick-fil-A is owned by the Cathy family, whose independently managed trust was instrumental in the foundation of Trilith Studios -- the Atlanta studio most well known for its frequent work for Marvel.

I'm not disputing what you've said about who's actually behind this; but to talk down to everyone here like that info was already given to them is rather shitty.

promised feedback and digital badges for good driving.

"you don't drive like a total asshole; here's a gold star!"

Vs

"you've used your brakes more than once today; heres a 30% insurance rate hike"

FUBAR isn't a combination of those two at all. It's just an acronym...

Fucked

Up

Beyond

All

Recognition

This is disappointingly devoid of video...

Part of why I moved to usenet.

Everything always downloads at full speed (limited by disc write speed in my case), so if there's missing data you find out about it within a min or two instead of after 3 days of trying.

Usenet also includes parity data so you can rebuild missing data to an extent.

The 'popular', 'trending new shows'/'up comming movies', and 'most anticipated' lists in NZB360 (android app for managing the whole 'arr stack and more)

User requests via Ombi (it also has lists like above to look through)

Random titles I find on Lemmy.

Word of mouth.

Oh yeah: and IMDB lists added to radarr. Lists for various studios, and a big standup comedy list.

In a second notification, the FAA clarified that the security event is not connected to current world events.

I'm curious about how they determined this.

Well, shiver me timbers; that be soundin unpleasant for folks...

It's the 21st of 1946, June.

Problem is it's 3 years past EOL and hasn't received any security updates in that time.

It's functional, just not secure.

The difference is on Reddit/Twitter/FB/etc the only people with that kind of access are employees hired by those platforms. It's out of your hands, but not public data.

With lemmy, any random person can spin up an instance, federate it, and view that data. It's openly available to the public, just with a few extra steps.

A lurker on reddit leaves no public info, just a username and an account age while still being able to up/down vote.

That same lurker here would leave a trail of up/down votes that can be viewed by anyone who knows where to look.