I don’t think they do it to make us dumber (there are other methods for that) but to make it accessible to people who don’t already know better.

So, in this case, inadvertent is correct; Although it’s not without side effects.

We live in an age where the voice can be processed locally on the phone (we’ve had on-device speech-to-text since the late 90s…), and it’s already listening for a wake word, meaning mic is always hot. It doesn’t need to be streamed and use bandwidth; it can fire off 4K of JSON every few hours and relay more than enough information.

Just program whole dictionary of key phrases and scan the wake word buffer like you are already doing. Easy, stealthy, encrypted. Every voice assistant from a major tech company could (and likely IS) doing this.

This also provides ample opportunity for domestic (or even foreign!) spying my state actors, too.

Apple is the one who got caught so far

If you think Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Samsung et al aren’t doing this, I’ve got a bridge to sell you.

Not a violation unless he has identified the patient

Make no mistake, they will backpedal and apologize, but this was a flex. They want the public to know that their machines are fucking pwnt from top to bottom and they shouldn’t try any funny shit.

You’re missing the sarcasm where the party that says they are the fiscally responsible ones won’t get their way of being extremely fiscally irresponsible.

In other words, GOP = pure lies

Probably has a GPS tracker in it

On the screen that doesn’t work?

LOL “quick, do the ‘it was video games!’ distraction “

So thin and weak

Which is where 99% of their membership seeks care, and now will not have this issue.

But yeah this sucks for the anesthesiologists at say, Mass General when someone from CT comes up to Boston for something complicated.

This is what is happening now that they can no longer squeeze groups or individuals for more cost share, for more premiums. No one can afford it. Then they try to get creative cutting services.

NUT works with many UPS models and provides monitoring and control

https://networkupstools.org/

You are misunderstanding it, and it’s been explained to you so many times that I feel I have to imply that you are misunderstanding it on purpose

Exactly; this whole price restriction on Steam is for games that will be hosted and downloaded from Steam.

It makes no sense for Steam to allow developers to sell Steam keys for cheaper via other stores when Steam has to then shoulder all the bandwidth and Remote Play/etc.

Then the LED would always be on. I doubt that most of those cameras are ever powered off when the computer is on, rather they just write the data from the camera into a memory buffer when asked for a camera feed.

Get ready to find out that all laws are just made up and no one gives a shit if the other people with power let him do whatever he wants

That’s a HWENAB of a lot of jobs

That depends on how good it was but yeah when has the third in a trilogy ever been good?

They will argue that NATO should be withdrawn from since “Europe did this”

You can run into this issue with any two sync programs that operate on virtual files, as another commenter said. This isn’t specifically a OneDrive or NextCloud problem. You can safely run both at the same time on the same machine, as long as they are syncing entirely separate directories.

That being said, this is obscure enough that I feel like there should be some kind of check in these clients to make sure they’re not about to interfere with each other - users aren’t gonna know to check for this, especially since these clients are hiding what they’re actually doing behind the scenes!

Man I remember when the web was new online gambling was banned. When the fuck did we get paid off? We know this shit is bad.