What happens when it no longer needs your WiFi and uses something like LoRa to phone home with your data and location? It may not know who you are exactly but it’ll have a good guess.

I mean…what happens when it becomes sentient, sprouts legs and you catch it sleeping with your spouse?

Let’s deal with the here and now.

See Kelly Ann Conway and George Conway.

Redunda-what?

The only RAID is Zero.

What’s the problem with EVs?

I thought the exact same thing. It’s written like the uncanny valley of English.

The thumbnail shows Mark Mulletburg.

Yeah god forbid people have to have conversations with one another to learn thing and maybe get a bit of a friendly opinion

That’s called “ retaliation” and Apple would have to be pretty fucking stupid to do that to the prosecutors at any point, let alone in the middle of a dep.

Elaborate

How public discourse works, brah.

You know that’s not pure profit, right? Besides their hardware, development and operational costs, which are substantial, they split that fee with creators.

Source: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6306276?hl=en#:~:text=Revenue from YouTube Premium membership,money from this revenue stream%3F

Sheep here.

We watch YouTube on several devices, Apple TV being the primary.

We watch it enough that we don’t want to be bothered with ads.

Despite its flaws, it’s an amazing service and a technical feat.

We happily pay the fee.

What , specifically, do you find irksome on the Netflix ATV interface?

Only thing I dislike is the snippet/trailer autoplay. Everything else, works well for me.

Yeah, more often than not Ublock or others ad blocks are the culprit for me.

And it’s not immediately obvious that such is the case when it happens.

Good luck

Yeah…I’m gonna say you have something that isn’t playing well with Firefox. Extensions, hardware…. I’ve been using Firefox for years now across multiple OS’s and hardware and I’ve never had anything like this happen to me

If I mount it in the file manager, how do I reference that location in the terminal to say do copy operations to it?

Thank you!

This is a home NAS with one user (myself) on this Linux client. Other clients will be Windows for other users.

My NAS user has full rw permissions across the NAS shares (but not admin privs). I’m not super comfortable with this config as it strike me as too permissive to mount on the home directory. Would love to hear better approaches.

Yes, there is a chance the NAS can be down when booting the Linux pc.

Elaborate.

I’m going to seriously check this out. Thanks, bud.