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11·1 year agoIt’s all about responsibility and that man ain’t touching that except if it will gain the brands an extra exposure.
It depends where you live, here the certification unit only check the actual exhaust, there is no law here that prohibit me to use any software to adjust my CA emissions as long it’s with in limits during testing it’s OK.
Agree to point where just calling a beta feature Autopilot is just reckless.
I use Firefox as main browser, but I discovered for my use case google provides the best results without needing to setup every workstation e.g. 2 home PCs, 1 mobile, 2 for work. And that I need to use all main 3 browsers. Also google provide good service with functions to quickly make currency conversions, simple math ekvations etc which even Bing is far behind.
“AI” services will change this but for now it’s too slow.
But in general for me, I have given up that fact to try stay private many years back, it’s all a dream just like living off grid, 99% of would not survive 4 days.
But the information can be scrambled, ie shift user accounts, services, software etc. It would also provide better competition due to the userbase is moving around… But most of us are too lazy or afraid to lose history, backups, photos etc. Just see how many that can’t just delete an old reddit account due to the time spent to reach an level you aren’t ready to leave. To lead to famous qoute I follow online
“Don’t let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner”
Its all about supporting the services you like and are trying to be an counterweight to the other common commercial services… Meaning we need to found/pay for good services, privacy is a luxary looking on the whole user base.
Companies, I based on an idea, but exist to make someone money and if it’s tracks it will make many people money and in the end majority will lead the company to earn money and leave the base idea behind.
Softlooking features will be a thing, regardless how much we despite it. At the same time, it would terrify me knowing that vehicles around me ciuld run on homebrew software. It’s one thing if its in your home but on public roads, naaa keep that shit locked down.
I can see a future where the law enforcement are shifting from testing intoxication to running validating software checks.
11·1 year agoMy phone Hotspot is set to “How big is Liam Neesons cock”. It is fun to see people chuckle when I turn it on.
Docker version on synology works… Tried windows VM version according to home-assistant guide, no success but Observer works.
Supervisor logs indicates that home assistant has crashed and failed to restart.
The log provides some error messages on addons/extensions e.g. HACS, miele, Bosch etc but I assume they were standard due to note is only “these are not fully tested with Hass”
However I’m still confused that a fresh install didn’t work either. And observer still works.
No new items has been added to my network.
I’ll try a docker version fram another server and see if that works
Tried it, with no success. Searching for an server with no success
The real event that initiates the start toward Idiocracy.
Without detailed knowledge about tree logging, that looks to be too clean cut, when working in a storm.
From the article:
“Locals said they heard nothing during the night due to high winds from Storm Agnes – and woke to find the tree split from its stump.”
I would not call that a “split”.
You also need some heavy gear to fell that kind of tree, the dia of sycamore tree trunk is wide. The blade would stuck in the saw line due to the inclination of the tree. Also you would need a vehicle to get all gear there plus extra fuel if required.
Think middle of night, during a storm, also you don’t need a storm to be windy there.
Really 16 year old only?