This has never been proven in any way. It would be really easy to show that a smart TV will automatically connect to an open WiFi connection and send data, but nobody has done it.

Why do many when few

Well, bash.org is gone, so…

I’d definitely notice a missing shoe though.

Why not just buy a TV and not connect it to the internet?

Your reply didn’t cite a policy position he has after being asked which policy you disagree with.

I think someone is standing under the rear hatch of their car. You can see the bottom of the hatch and the rear window.

It should work with the latest Nvidia driver. It does for me.

I used to play StarCraft II in Wine back in like 2010.

When I’m working full time I can afford food and heat. Way better than being in school.

If you play OoT with the PC port then you can have full camera control with the second stick.

Yeah I don’t bother seeding things that are widely available. My connection isn’t good enough. I seed things that I have personal interest in with very few other seeders. Obscure media, software, and ebooks mostly.

If a pocket watch counts, then my Hamilton watch from 1908. Oldest electronic would probably be my NES.

Technically you don’t need a period for a valid address. “a@a” is a valid email address.

A lot of people break up the toilet and put it in their normal trash in pieces. I paid $100 for a junk collection company to pick up my 35 year old toilet.

I wish I could agree that we need studies to convince our rational leaders in government to make the rational actions based on available evidence, because that’s what drives changes in government.

A home server is not cloud.

This video answers your question. It is a bit lengthy but well worth a watch.

https://youtu.be/tg--L9TKL0I?si=Rc8hJh0qzJnrD6co

The last time I reinstalled a distro to fix an issue was Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake.

XMLHttpRequest for life!