Nintendo picks and chooses who they sue using their copyrighted images. It’s bullshit.
A tech YouTuber got a strike for using a intro screen to a Nintendo game. He did this before. The difference was he was talking about the Mig Switch.
Makes me wonder if they will ever go nuts and just copyright strike every Youtuber that helped them advertise their games for free for decades.
Looks like they used to understand that piracy lead to sales.
If people don’t buy the content, they might buy merchandise.
Or if they have a favorite they sampled, they can buy the physical copy for their collection.
Yeah, seems like this is what some people are using. They said you can use Tasker to run it in the background.
So is this the same as installing on the desktop? Run the service and then http to home to configure?
OpenAI. There, I did the identifying for you.
Not definite but there should be as sticker or text printed underneath.
Before I install Linux on anything, I would Google to see if anyone else did it. It takes out a lot of guessing work and headaches.
Getting the exact product number would be really helpful. There’s like 8 versions of the normal one by itself.
Shoutout to Sony BMG putting rootkits in legally bought CDs.
You would be safer pirating.
You seem to be doing everything right including software wise. I would try to see if the card is dead. If you can rule that out, then you can continue trouble shooting. I am just trying to rule out simple answers.
Yes. It already started with bots to get people on their shitty websites.
They claim to be useful to the site but all it is is free advertising.
For example:
Food AI Helper:
“I see you used the term ‘platform’ in your post! Here are links to platform cakes! You’re Welcome!”
Do you have another NIC? Maybe the card died?
sweethome3d is specifically made for interior design.
You can make what ever you want in SketchUp.
I don’t think you can. A credit score and a credit report is what companies use to determine if you can get credit from them and at what terms.
If you are in the USA, freeze your credit. So many data breaches happen to millions of people regularly. Be safe.
Email is message exchange with a person or group of people. They can reply at any time.
IRC is a chatroom. You go to it when you want to chat. A lot of software have support channels. You probably don’t know most of these people. Unless you are saving them somehow, you don’t have a history of the chat room.
I’ve never used Matrix but it’s a instant messaging protocol that allows voice and video.
This is a cost cutting measure to hire less people.
I don’t have stats to back this up but most people, like high 90%, don’t turn any of that off.
I agree with you that it sucks and is horrible. I wish there were more laws to protect us.
Everything I stated is just a quick summary of why these robot really don’t do much for data collection and is more of a money saving matter to not hire more security personal.
Me explaining how they track you does not mean I agree with it.
Your emotional state does not change reality.
They are already data mining you without these robots.
They use facial recognition on cameras. They use OCR on your license plate and scan your toll pass. They use your phone location if you connect to their “free” wifi. They track your bluetooth devices that’s constantly looking to connect. They track you foot traffic and see what stores, what aisle, what product you picked it up and how long you had it in your hands.
Google “Target loss prevention” stories of frequent shoplifters that had profiles on them for months and stop them when they can charge for grand larceny rather than petite larceny. There is a reason why Westfield malls are everywhere. It’s easier for them to control their own data than to constantly buy or contract out data from other companies.
These bots are probably getting more data but they are more for security. A moving camera is more of criminal deterrent just because it is moving. These bots are so they don’t have to pay for more security guards than anything else.
Meta also owns Instagram. The comment in the comic would have better directed at that platform