If the device (TV) in question is doing sketchy things like sniffing for open wireless networks, I don’t think pointing it manually at a zero-access WAP stub is going to stop it - it’ll probably just dump that connection and look for another one that works.
That’s great but if you have a lower end one (and maybe higher end - not sure what they’re doing recently tbh), it may try to sniff out unsecured or public access SSIDs to connect without your knowledge or consent and transmit metrics and metadata anyways.
Post-purchase monetization (viewing and traffic analysis that your “smart tv” phones home about, and that the company who makes your tv sells to advertisers for analytical and targeting purposes).
Language/framework-wise: you’re clearly exploring some pretty fun stuff.
Theory-wise:
Psychosis-wise: you really should stop leaning into the AI slop. It’s actually bad for you and has been proven to exacerbate psychoses.
The Department of Children Who Can’t Read Good and Wanna Learn to Do Other Stuff Good Too
Macroslop would be better
Microslop, indeed
Fortran. Not even close to being a question.
I agree but it’s better than nothing.
The name is absolutely hilarious, I agree.
It’s made even better by the fact that the author evidently hadn’t heard of the kink aspect of the name until they posted it on Reddit 😆
13% JS? 😬
“Unstriped” ground squirrel? Why does the nomenclature include a description of what it’s not…? Like, me telling you about my unradioactive dog doesn’t give you any meaningful information outside of the fact that I have a dog.
D is foer
And yet: the sink yearns for the grease.
x86: it’s easy peasy
arm: asahi is where you need to go, and the most recent chips are not really very well supported
One of them is basically guaranteed to be Virginia Giuffre. The fact that she does not even appear is an implicit broadcast that the DoJ is not being impartial on this, and is overtly biasing their handling at a very, very official level.
For those that had any semblance of doubt at this point, I mean, obviously.
For example:
That’s… not a great development. Physical intimacy is generally an important part of most relationships.