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This sounds like a bad idea, there’s already cases of people getting flagged for CSAM by sending photos of their children to doctors.

We really need a court case or law that protects a users ability to tamper with their own consumer electronics. This is very silly, people aren’t building bombs out of their Nintendo switches. They’re running software on them to play games in more places.

At this point I’m just not supporting Nintendo in whatever ways possible. They’re angry about games leaking and decided that the best thing to do is go scorched earth on emulators for some reason.

I paid for a switch, I paid for a copy of ToTK and Mario Wonder. I’m going to play those games in whatever way is most convenient to me, if that happens to be on a PC with my Switch Pro controller then that’s none of their business.

It’s under device care -> auto optimization in settings. You can also just search “restart” in settings and it should pop up.

Yeah, can confirm Samsung has this. I have auto reboot configured.

This one seems a bit iffy from the article at least. Mainly the part where they’re saying it’s an issue that Corning wanted to hear about competitive offers from competitors that they could beat. That sounds like things working as expected.

It’s super hit or miss, odds are it’s using azure though and not just running a model locally.

Yeah Zen is really nice, was going to try Arc one time but was immediately turned off by the account requirement.

To be completely honest I think most sane people are going to be okay if bluesky ends up as even a slightly better version of what Twitter was.

Of all the sources to use for accurate info on current events I’d say Reuters is probably one of the best. I’m not so naive as to think that these deals aren’t basically just trying to stall any meaningful cases on the legality of these models though.

If nothing else though at least these companies get to be propped up for their work in a small way.

There’s different feeds you subscribe to, and you can disable adult content.

Subscription services or software restricted features for cars should just be outlawed entirely.

Nobody likes these, if someone is willing to deal with a subscription product then they can do that aftermarket. The car itself should never come with something that will require recurring payments.

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

Mostly heart rate tracking and scheduling reminders so I don’t forget things. Also good for step tracking and stuff, realistically I’ll just get a Garmin next time cause I still want the long battery life and that’s not really a thing with Android based smart watches.

I miss when the Galaxy Watch ran Tizen instead of Android. I still have the original Galaxy Watch and the battery life is just unbeatable. Likely because it’s not constantly phoning home about the most benign metrics.

I didn’t see it in the article, but doesn’t Ireland have comically low tax rates to start with?

I like the concept and generally it works well, unfortunately I’ve had to disable it because of how sluggish it can make a lot of pages feel. The playlist view in particular becomes hard to use when the extension is enabled.

Hopefully they fix stuff like that longer term so I can turn it back on.

They’re looking for subsidies it seems, they’re getting some pretty generous benefits from the Canadian government so might as well take advantage of it.

This article feels like it was written by an AI trying to get to a word count.

Intel’s current CEO is Pat Gelsinger, he’s an engineer who was the chief architect of the i486.

It’s not just who’s at the top, the issue is that the company has gotten too big. There’s a reason why AMD with such a lower staff count has managed to leapfrog Intel.

…who asked?