This also does nothing to answer my question. I share your opinion up to a point, but I think you missed something here. I was simply looking for factual information about the event.

I didn’t watch the video (I never do, I want to read). So I assumed there was a warrant, when in fact there does not appear to have been time for that.

Police received a report of an active shooter with one shooting casualty. That is what prompted the response and that’s all I wanted to know.

The fact that the response happened isn’t something I personally think should be left up to the police (they shouldn’t be allowed to decide which calls are valid). The fact that this was obviously an overreaction on the part of the police (that so many cops showed up) is still ridiculous in my view.

What I really want is for there to be an investigation into who made the report and preferably for the book to be thrown at them.

I don’t disagree with you that this was a ridiculous display of force. But your answer didn’t answer my question.

I don’t because that implies that the AI can lie. What I mean by that is it implies that the AI has the contextual understanding to say something that isn’t true for the purposes of deception. AI can’t do that.

When an AI LLM provides an answer that isn’t true, it’s a rounding error.

Just curious about why she was raided. What did the warrant say?

I was thinking more along the lines of either obscuring system clock or changing it entirely as far as the apps or web browser can see. Say, making it so that it matches the time zone of your VPN.

Original lifetime Plex Pass for $74.99!

That’s what their email said. So my understanding is I must have been grandfathered into the pay one time and have it forever thing.

I paid… $74.99 for a lifetime plex sub in 2014. Is this the same service?

Was it Captain America Winter Soldier where Cap pulled that helicopter back to the roof, and did all that flexing?

They’ll imprison us and use us as cheap labor. At least in the US. Unless they kill us.

The rich. Corps. That’s who they are selling services to these days. Especially the AI stuff. You can’t afford AI. I can’t afford it. But the corp you work for can. The no longer care about us plebs.

I have a question about hiding system clock information from all browsers as well. Because this is a sanity check more and more apps and browsers are doing to disuade people from using a VPN.

I think you are on the right track with the idea that some work places (and industries) are more prone to use it, but I wonder what subset of the population work in those places/industries.

And I don’t care if farms are factory or not. I think most people could care less. What they want is convenience, environmental protections, regulations etc.

I think the people screaming about factory farms don’t know anything about farming and they think factory farms are forcing regular farmers out of business. What they don’t realize is the vast majority of regular farmers are well off. When you or I file for bankruptcy chances are we lose everything. A farm files for bankruptcy will more often than not continue operating.

Love that for him.

It may depend on the iteration you had. I remember very clearly that the touch interface was pretty good for a resistive touch screen, but I found icons and the interface to be made for ants and that was back when I had better than 20/20 vision. I also do remember that apps were pretty sparse.

I think the interface was better than Palms interface and Blackberry’s but the iPhone in particular had a better easier to navigate UI, and android (even though they took a little bit to catch up), also generally had a better interface.

I feel like if you were a windows user it was fine. Other than that it just wasn’t that great. But they didn’t even try to compete once they got actual competition.

Edit: My experience with Windows phone was from the Windows phone 5 interface (back when it was similar to the desktop client before they did their tile touch iteration to make it more like windows 8).

So in fairness, it did get a little better but that was pretty much right before MS gave up on it entirely.

Windows phones were a good product with a UI problem. They could have changed up the UI and been fine. Instead they let Apple and Google and Huawei, LG, Motorola, and every other phone company eat their lunch. They gave up with a token resistance.

Lol. No before they come up with this dumb ass idea, and hell no, now that they’ve decided to go ahead with it.

The problem right now is they were sold and prices such that they were less expensive than a high end gaming PC. Now they’re getting into the price of a gaming PC (with the recent increases) at a time when people have less disposable income. They were always for people who could afford their price point. Right now those same people likely can’t afford their price point (PS5 launch price was $500) and usually at this point in their life cycle they get discounted. Instead they have gone up in price at a time when people just don’t have the money for them. The game prices have been increasing as well (PS5 now retails at $100 more than launch price halfway through what’s assumed to be a 10 year life cycle).

These prices will likely continue to rise (because consoles are manufactured and sold on such thin profit margins) as the components to keep manufacturing them continue to get more expensive.

If/when the bubble pops we’ll see if they stay at high prices or get discounted but as of right now the article is correct. It’s hard to be relevant when you’re pricing your users out of buying your product because you’re being priced out on the component end.

The thing is, it isn’t an app strictly for what the article says some people use it for. Plus there’s a lot of differences between what is “street legal” vs what is race track legal. I know people who buy cars specifically to track them. They may change the tune on their car as a result. Doesn’t necessarily mean they are removing parts or doing anything illegal.

Hell. You can use this app if you happen to build a kit car.

I understand that you’re upset about the potential impact on the environment. But this is a fishing expedition.

It’d make more sense to subpoena companies selling deletion kits (and outlaw the sale of those in the US).

I’m tempted to install this app just because. I’m not going to use it (I own two perfectly good scanners with tuning ability), but I’m always up to fuck with the government.

You could have answered the question and then deleted the comment. You may as well delete the entirety of your comment thread at this point. It amounts to the same thing.