

Didn’t know that is was a privacy nightmare, would like to know more
it worked on my machine


Didn’t know that is was a privacy nightmare, would like to know more
I had them, they’re usually gone if you turn on encryption. They’re all using the same outdated client, right?
Why the fuck is “homemade firearms” the reason for good privacy respecting printers? Jesus christ
Other than that, great list, thanks for the contribution


It’s only logical that they’re gonna do it eventually. Probably not with the next generation though.
The only reason we’re still using x86 is because of app support. If FEX lives up to its expectations and machines that use it gain traction (thus taking a bigger market share), developers will notice and hopefully start compiling their games to run on Linux on ARM natively with insane performance gains, at least on power to watt ratio at first, but raw performance later once better chips get made.


I wasn’t aware, so thanks!


Did they remove Z-Wave or did it never have it?


Holy crap, didn’t expect the creator of Valetudo to be here. Love your style, keep it up


Wouldn’t be surprised if it kept all the data internally and then published it to their servers when you go for to a service center or do maintenance.


Nope, sometimes it asks for normal videos as well, it really depends on the case since there’s a lot of background stuff happening, making the experience vary between users.


They should just join the unranked servers


I fucking hate SuccessfulCrab so much


You need to live not as hard


You’re mostly adding dozens of hyperlinks, like your own homapage, but some of them (30) can provide direct info from said integration, so a button for your Torrent Client also has the current download speed for example


It’s usually an IoT (Internet of Things) term that signifies that something runs on the end device. These are hardware constrained devices that would otherwise just send their data somewhere else to be processed, but in this case they’re doing the processing. In this context: Print failure detection is usually done by streaming video from your camera (say a Raspberry Pi with a camera) to some companies’ server, but in this case it would be your Raspberry Pi that’s both a camera and the processor whose output is “print failed” or “print good”.


What a clickbait title and a shit website. They mention bulbs that were hacked but those bulbs don’t have mics in them. Then they mention bulbs with cameras inside them, which most people don’t have. Also where the fuck did they get the 78% number?
I like Unwatched but I’m uncertain if its privacy respecting. Most likely isn’t.
time to upgrade to average penis for scale