I second this

When you’re an out of towner looking for the nearest place to go and get coffee or use a public bathroom, reviews matter.

The sd card reader is cool too

Chainalysis is a cryptocurrency/blockchain investigation software, I at least know that much.

Snort might actually be a good real world application that stands to benefit from ML, so for security there’s some sort of hopefulness.

It isn’t exactly that we think everyone is evil, we just doubt that anyone with profits in mind is doing much, or any, good for humanity.

Doesn’t Vivaldi have built-in blockers?

Ad nauseum

*Not available in Iran

I realized after the fact; at least it has a posix shell though

Oops you’re right my bad

The Switch runs a custom version of Android, so they technically know at least one form of Linux

Ah, so it un-enrolls you if it gets suspended. Guess that means that DD and UberEats won’t be integrating this for awhile then

I wonder what it’ll be like to have a digital driver’s license get revoked? Will it still work as a form of ID, or will you have to pay a subscription to ‘unlock’ it?

Or the neighbor across the street that’s brave enough to record everything

Sure try it, but keep in mind it won’t work for celiacs, and some folks won’t enjoy the extra starch leeching into their drink as it soaks

I agree the ‘tech-savvy’ phrase has outdone its use. We should use a better phrase, like ‘tech-indoctrinated’ or ‘tablet-fed’ to give a better perspective into these younger kids’ digital lifestyles.

Welp, reality just turned somehow worse than wargames somehow.

My point is that its one of their few offerings, and that they really aren’t even trying to be competitive when we all know they could and probably should.

Meanwhile, Texas Instruments offers an overpriced sbc that is less user friendly and probably loaded with security vulnerabilities since it was designed for IoT applications https://www.ti.com/tool/BEAGL-PLAY-SBC#supported-products