You’d have to prove that the salesman said exactly that, and without a record it’s at best a he said / she said situation.

I’d be happy to see Musk jailed though, he’s definitely taunted self driving as fully functional.

So VPN on the router permanently set to Singapore it is.

You can get Amex in Europe fairly easily, but acceptance is spotty. I used to have a card in Germany, and while it was usually not a problem with online purchases (domestic and international), shops were 50:50 at best.

Yeah right, rather than stand your ground, lie in your partners face.

First time I hear about this store…

At least he has a bottom line, and might think a little more critical next time, maybe. Some people just close their eyes and chant the propaganda.

Apparently the feature was added 5 years ago.

SmartTube Next, installed directly on the TV. But when I’m in places where I can’t just install random apps on a TV, BubbleUPnP works nicely, as long as you use a chromium based browser. I keep Cromite around just for that, a degoogled chrome variant.

People use the youtube app?

Never heard of it, probably never will once I forget about this post.

What you see are 4 hepa filter plates taped together into a box, with a fan on top. The fan blows air upwards, thus creating a low pressure environment inside the box, which sucks the air through the filters - which are originally starch white.

Are people really actively using tablets? I thought that was more of a hype and is now something that lies around and gets occasional use on the couch, but not really productive.

A secondary device can’t be identified by kernel level anti-cheat either. If you have a standalone device that identifies as a USB keyboard and mouse and then generates inputs that give you a 100% headshot count, there’s nothing you could detect through the kernel, since all it detects are keystrokes and clicks.

Sounds like it’s only affecting TCP and TLS, so VPN over UDP would be a quick fix.

Works just fine if you put your phone in desktop mode.

Facebook works perfectly fine in browser, there’s literally no need for that shit app.

Sounds like the attack scenario is very sophisticated and targeted, and only works within the range of Bluetooth low energy (BLE) connectivity, so 10-15 meters under best circumstances. At that point they might as well eavesdrop on my calls in person.

GDPR. First time opening a European website? German ones like this are particularly transparent (by law, not choice).

Jesus was middle eastern. Don’t need to look further than that to find the hypocrisy.

Waze has speed trap warnings. They don’t have anything else (and were also bought out by Google), but for navigation, it rocks.