No need to be an idiotic pedant. I said defrost, not front or rear, and posted an easy picture because I figured that anyone who had the capacity to read would understand what I was talking about. Clearly I was mistaken.

Umm, no shit Sherlock? It’s literally in the picture I lifted from wikihow - just happened the rear one is circled.

Here, let me provide a version suitable for your comprehension level:

Do they not make cars with Defrost buttons anymore?

YSK Dean has been the OG name trope for American bad boys since Kerouac hit the road in the 50s. Little known fact - the first Dean was named Neal IRL.

I replaced my NFTs with Jello and made a tasty profit.

Looking at the specs, it’s a promising concept, but its considerably less mature than ActivityPub. It’s also struggling with some of the same challenges:

What is Missing?

Non-Public Data: mechanisms for personal and group data sharing are planned, and should support a wide variety of application functionality. These will be large additions to the protocol framework. We recommend against simply “bolting on” encryption or private content using the existing protocol primitives.

Protocol Governance and Formal Standards Process: once the basic protocol framework has been shown to work between multiple interoperating organizations, the plan is to bring the protocol specifications to an existing standards body (like the IETF) for revision and independent review.

The first point is one the Fediverse struggles with (like the fact DMs aren’t private). The second is where ATProto falls behind ActivityPub - right now Bluesky is the only significant org running the protocol, and as such they’re still establishing standards.

Who’s there?

Bonus ancient Reddit thread:

Dear god, don’t post this on Reddit. People will die.

I prefer a more direct approach…

Milk²

Found the German.

Mizzik Thunderboots

Brightest dark room I’ve ever seen…

It’s a data collection honeypot.

Google requires you to upload your proof of residence to blur the image, thus attaching your name to the property. As other commentators have pointed out, it does nothing to really hide your home from the internet, while providing yet another piece of personal information to Google.

And your proof of residence is much more valuable to data merchants than a picture of the front of your house.

He still likes them. He just used to too.