That’s great but if you have a lower end one (and maybe higher end - not sure what they’re doing recently tbh), it may try to sniff out unsecured or public access SSIDs to connect without your knowledge or consent and transmit metrics and metadata anyways.
Post-purchase monetization (viewing and traffic analysis that your “smart tv” phones home about, and that the company who makes your tv sells to advertisers for analytical and targeting purposes).
Macroslop would be better
Microslop, indeed
Bit late for that in’nit
x86: it’s easy peasy
arm: asahi is where you need to go, and the most recent chips are not really very well supported
Tbh David Brooks definitely has that “I enjoy inviting the neighborhood children over for storytime in my naked puzzle basement” aesthetic going on
You could have just not said anything and left the matter ambiguous, I guess you simply had to announce to everyone that you’re an asshole.
So like… who at LG thought that was an efficient use of resources…? That seems a liiiiiitle bit wasteful.
This is the tiniest of tiny pp energies
Yeah, but chrome/chromium is relegated to trash-tier now, due to the introduction of manifest v3 and the blacklisting of uBlock Origin.
It’s working because a lot of people are pretty stupid.
Tbh, 20% is markedly better than the default ~37% “shitgoblin vote” you see in the US, amongst other places
As to the choice between gnome and KDE (desktop environments): Gnome is gonna have more of a ‘macOS’ vibe, while KDE is more of a ‘Windows’ vibe.
Move that decimal point to the right once or twice if you want Phony Stark to meaningfully react, because this is just a slap on the wrist.
If the device (TV) in question is doing sketchy things like sniffing for open wireless networks, I don’t think pointing it manually at a zero-access WAP stub is going to stop it - it’ll probably just dump that connection and look for another one that works.