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They sell the TV hardware at a loss or barely break even. The real profit is selling your usage data.
The States decide who they send to Congress to represent them. The Federal government has no right to interfere in how the States makes this determination.
> Do you mean that foreign nationals voting in American elections
In minuscule insignificant amounts. See The Heritage Foundation's own findings.
Why would anyone connect their TV to the Internet? It’s been known for years that it spies, although maybe not to this extent. Or are these TVs auto connecting open WiFi or the neighbor’s Xfinity WiFi?
American cars then were basically disposable cars - you drive them until about 80,000 miles at which point they are practically falling apart, effective a beater. Bob Lutz was the king of marketing low quality cars as "fun to drive".
Yes it's super misleading. All the marketing and title is calling it "electric" where in reality it's a hybrid electric-gas airplane with a 125 mile electric range. Aviation uses nautical miles yet they advertise 125 statute miles so the number seems bigger (125 statute miles = 108.62 nautical miles).
It would be like Toyota marketing the Prius as an electric vehicle, then buried in their presentation sneaking in the gas propulsion. Same with Chrysler Pacifica (32 mile electric range).
"Audiophiles don't use their equipment to listen to music. Audiophiles use your music to listen to their equipment."
AirPods makes it easier to listen to music across multiple devices. They sound reasonable enough for people to enjoy their music. They enable people to enjoy their music. This is why they are so popular.
> This is a nice way to work on server-side files without SSH lag or error-prone copying.
Are people really copying files to the servers then committing there?
"it's too hard" should never be an excuse to break the law
Interesting, I’m the opposite. My phone is always easily accessible, whereas the watch is under my long sleeve shirt which is under a couple layers of coats, so it’s more of a hassle to make it available to tap.
Stepping back, it's pretty ridiculous that I need to download executable code, often bloated, solely to view read-only content. Just render the thing on the backend and send it to the client.
Please don’t edit the title
Please don't edit the title
Article makes no mention of “crash”. Please don’t make sensationalized edits of the title.
Michigan in the 90s had a similar rule. Customer gets 10x the overcharge (up to $5 max). I can guarantee you they fixed the price immediately.
Where I live there’s no such rule I can tell you no one is correcting the price when I point out that I got overcharged (they usually shrug with “it does that sometimes”).
> a right which can't be taken away
It's not licensed until it is. Cars and airplanes were once unlicensed.
Those words in the Constitution are just words. They can be interpreted away by the Supreme Court.
> The odds of a change in the constitution are pretty low
The constitution need not change, the Supreme Court can just change their interpretation of it
> Nobody's human rights are being actively violated because they're not allow to immigrate here.
Many people’s rights are being violated recently while enforcing immigration law
> This is the paranoia I don't get. These are not things that are going to happen in the US
Many brown looking citizens carry their passport so as to not be excessively detained by ICE.
Yes this trend is rewriting the title is annoying. I wish there were a way to downvote posts.
> So I “built”1 usbi, a script to check your USB connections.
So it’s not a built-in command as the titles eluded
Mac costs more but are easier to support from an IT perspective, at least that's what many say.
It’s still limited by the local government’s willingness to pursue and prosecute these types of crimes