JohnEdwa

The fuck does it even need a subscription for, anyway? Is it not hosting the videos locally? Fuck that.

“It” being a “Doorbell with a subscription”, from the message you directly replied to. In a thread about a video doorbell from Aldi.

Oh, I guess the micro sd card slot under the batteries of the doorbell camera is non-functional then, and it saves the videos into your ass, where you pulled that claim from?

Yes. Yes it does store them to the camera.

In general yes, but that’s also how you easily end up on sites like insecam and shodan.

Local hosting for a security camera is a rather terrible idea, because it can be defeated by stealing or breaking the camera.

Gotta keep the investor money flowing.

“Trust me bro, I know x didn’t work but y will, give me a few more billions bro, AI will make us rich bro”

A single raspberry pi that draws maybe 3 watts, and fraction of a watt standby draw per device?

Also, 10w draw for a year is 87kWh. And you probably have more than just one light in your house.

If they are my cats, choose the dark one because the white doesn’t want to play, he just wants food, and will literally do this if I try.

Takes time to switch. Normally these things would be done sensibly and with enough time allocated for the changeover, not by an executive order that’s active immediately and may or may not actually be something the president even has authority to do.

https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/flight_info/aeronav/safety_alerts/media/NASR_25-01_DPN_Gulf_of_American_Change.pdf

The US federal government by law has to follow what names the United States Board on Geographic Names tells them to, and the executive order demanded they change it. He could have changed it to the Gulf of the King Donald Trump That Had Absolutely Nothing To Do With Epstein Honest, and that would officially be the name for it every US federal employee would have to use.

Nobody else has to use it though, but most companies follow what each local government says to not have issues with borders and stuff.

Hmmh, could be, though both are “from the factory”, the winter/summer tires are slightly different sizes. But the allowed error in the EU overall (or at least in Finland) is 10% +4km/h, so it’s still well withing “spec”.

If it didn’t, it would be pretty damn annoying as cars always show higher than actual speed. I’ve had to set our BMW to do +8km/h so that it actually does 120km/h on GPS and not 112.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV_detector_van

You can’t really detect “TV signals”, but you can quite easily detect the 10.125 kHz horizontal line-scanning deflection coil of a CRT. Though I’m fairly sure even if they did originally start effective back in the 1950’s because people had very few elecronic devices around, actually detecting anything accurately must have been increasingly difficult as time went on, and a lot of the newer models must have been more about being a scare tactic.

“I think the workers at ZA/UM all agree that we have something unique at the studio that we want to preserve for years to come.” Marketing manager Poppy Ingham handles social and communications for the studio behind politics-laden RPG Disco Elysium.

The studio behind it technically, yes. They did kick out the main people responsible for Disco Elysium few years back after tons of drama and massive legal kerfuffle though.

“Free trials have a catch! Once the free trial runs out, it isn’t free any more, and it actually starts costing money!”

The assembly instructions PDF is 210 pages long.

If you own a 3d printer, imagine entirely disassembling it: take out every single screw, nut, bracket, motor, pcb, wire, bearing, belt, panel - literally everything to as individual component as possible - and put them all in a box. That box is what Prusa sends you when you buy a kit.

There’s one exception - when they are self-sufficient, or even net positive, with renewables.
One example is the Google datacenter in Hamina, Finland. They build it in an old unused paper mill, built their own renewables (3/4ths of their required at this point), and they use the cooling loop for district heating for the city. That extra heat provides around 75% of the required heating, meaning the city could stop relying on their old natural gas heaters so now the district heating runs on renewables as well.

It’s easy to be an energy neutral datacenter, simply pour enough money to building new renewables that wouldn’t have been built without your contributions, and you don’t tax the power grid.

Or just -P “profilename” to launch that profile directly from a shortcut.

You can have as many running simultaneously as you’d want.

You can wire the fans together as long as the exhaust is stronger than the intake, as you want to ensure negative pressure in the chamber so it sucks air in through the gaps, and not blow the out. You might need to add a resistor or something to the intake to slow it down to achieve that though.

From what I’ve seen, most issues with Waymo are that they are too careful, too rigid with laws and too easy to fool with things like traffic cones and lines of spray paint. Meanwhile Teslas speed past stopped school buses mowing down children and crash in to walls and parked cars at highway speeds.

Imma take my chances with the car stuck in the middle of the road because someone plopped a traffic cone on the hood, thank you very much.

No real drama (for Alex at least).

They wanted to make a car channel but LTT couldn’t finance it due to the recent allegations/drama and resulting revenue loss, were allowed to try it themselves but due to an employee no-compete clause it caused issues and they were given the option of either stopping or getting fired with a huge severance package and stuff. It was essentially a silly legalese way for LTT to pay them to go be solo youtubers chasing their dreams.

As they say themselves, getting fired was a positive thing.