Puts the rear-view camera display between the handlebars.
At first, I thought it meant they put the camera itself there, which would be super-dumb because it would only ever show you a picture of your own crotch, and there are simpler and easier ways to take dick pics.
Still a lot of proprietary bullshit on there that will break and be impossible to find replacement parts for in 10 years, but at least they’re not that dumb.
Exactly! The spinning is a feature. For when you want to shoot everybody in every direction.
Yep. Nobody promotes internally anymore.
And I’m the final boss: a desktop Linux user with noscript.
It gives them more access, makes them better able to invade your privacy and snoop around in your phone.
Plus, they want their icon on your phone’s home screen so you’ll remember them again next time.
Some of the fancier ones do.
Well, what you posted so far is SFW!
Maybe the very new ones? I’ve actually got a relatively new Roku TV (only about a year and a half old), and it works just fine without the wifi password.
Only thing that annoys me about it (and probably would have gotten me to buy a different model if I knew) is that this TV has zero physical buttons. Zero. It doesn’t even have a power button! The only way to control it – even just to turn it on and off – is with the remote. If you lose the remote, the TV is bricked. (I understand omitting physical buttons to cut costs, especially on a budget model like this one, but IMO, it’s still essential to have a power button and an input switching button as physical buttons on the TV itself.) In any future TV purchases, I’ll be specifically checking to make sure they have a physical power button at least. Didn’t even check for it when I bought this TV because it didn’t even occur to me that a TV might not have a power button.
I have a feeling that this comic progresses further into NSFW territory…
If the TV can’t even display basic inputs without connecting to the internet, I’m returning it to the store as defective.
That’s not a Steam Machine. It’s obviously an Xbox.
To be fair, a lot of “us” are profoundly stupid.
Just never tell your TV what the wifi password is.
These nosy-ass companies aren’t going to pay for a cellular connection just to spy on your TV.
I’ve ridden over a few snakes in my time as they are sunning on trials
Please avoid this if at all possible. The snake is not likely to survive being run over by a bicycle. It will break their spine and some ribs.
I understand if you’re going too fast to stop and the snake is stretched across the entire trail. But if you can avoid it at all, please do.
That’s the point. Those AI companies that already bought 5 years worth of RAM production don’t want to see their investment devalued by an increase in supply.
Could be a multipurpose tool. Just saying.
But … I’m using Linux right now, to look at this.
The last gasp of anti-trust law before it was fully snuffed out.
Behold, the future of software development: disposable slop!
Why maintain software for decades when you can just abandon it and make a completely new one 3 months later? Don’t need to maintain the code if you just throw it away and build a new one instead.
And all it will cost is a massive amount of AI tokens and environmental damage.