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Well, to play devil’s advocate: Confronting children with AI early on prepares them for what’s to come. If he teaches about the dangers, the advantages and disadvantages it’s good to do so early on so the kids can understand what they are dealing with. They will be exposed to it anyway so it’s good to talk and learn about it.

That being said: I don’t think this is what he meant by that.

Oh. I had one of these action figures of B’Elanna when I was a child. It was the the only figure still available to buy.

Correction: In a matter of minutes.

What I meant is that even low end usb is going to be capable of these speeds and power. Atm you’ll find lots of really cheap USB C cables not capable of that. Often using 2.0 as a standard. And: even if they claim they do 240W doesn’t mean they really do.

The cheaper it gets, the less it’ll be relevant to look up the specs of the cables.

I think that’s a teething problem. Producing high quality cables with high bandwidth or power will get cheaper, as production gets more efficient.

Crank up that in-floor-heating! The printer’s running!

I agree wholeheartedly :)

Have you read the article? They’re claiming (!) that they would use ads on websites to use mic data. If you know anything about Android or IOS, you’ll know that you have to give mic permission to your browser for it to have access to anything. THEN the browser itself checks if a website needs access to your mic and you have to willingly give it. And lastly: Android indicates when your mic is hot with a green dot. So all of their claims are bs.

Come back if one of the OS developers admit to always listen on an OS level.

I usually enable 2FA where possible. I just counted my accounts that use them: 14. My password manager stores around 100 accounts. So, yeah.

It was basically the only thing I found that updates in real time and it is highly customizable. If you find something simpler, let me know. I’m also looking. :)

There is a timer bar card in HACS.