If you want to see where Google search results really point to, you can right click it and then hover over it to get the real destination... it's been like this for 15+ years (google changes the destination on-click).

Thanks, I'll be sure to explain this to all my friends and family, right after I teach them what onclick, "real destination", "hover", etc. mean.

I think that it is pretty screwed up that browsers allow this "feature"...

Just checked; and while they did indeed use to change the URL (on mousedown (!) - which was infuriating, because right-clicking to copy URLs produced a mess I'd then have to pass to data:text/plain,... in a new tab to extract the URL-encoded... agh), they currently really do just leave the link alone now.

They just fire off a request to google.com/url?... to track the click before letting you on your merry way.

Sigh

nvidia and open aren't compatible

Looks like there are a few decks available on eBay

Android and iOS are more widespread, therefore an easier/better target for your government.

Only if you pay by credit card but I dont know if they allow that

The ones that ask for cash are probably trying to avoid some taxes... I didn't pay cash for my rent in the USA.

but my last bins lasted more then 10 years and got re-used weekly

Can they trick you into thinking it is required?

> These are not internet-attached devices, they shouldn’t be spying on us.

Should all internet-connected devices spy on us?

> often brought in by accident

also often brought on purpose