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  • I have to point out, yet again, that a single individual of the house has virtually no individual power. What are you expecting her to do, break into the white house and single handedly arrest him?

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  • No, no. Those don’t count. Because it’s convenient.

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  • Then how are they there to make amends with? Makes no sense.

  • The ear is about the only thing this really works with. There’s not much special going on with it, it’s just shaped flesh and cartilage. You don’t even need nerves in the ear to use it, since literally everything happens inside your head.

    You couldn’t do this with pretty much anything else really.

  • “In the interest of unity, we are changing the rules of voting so that only those votes which further our agenda count.”

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  • The moment you start picking and choosing who gets rights, you’re going down the same path they are.

    Everyone deserves rights.

  • You’re not going to be able to break through a lot of peeps Apple hate on Lemmy, it’s almost as strong as the Microsoft hate.

  • I mean, in certain circumstances sure. But all it would take is a whisper of proof that they abused this position to destroy their business model.

  • I’m actually astonished you missed my point so… completely.

  • Lemme guess, hidden in a maralago bathroom?

  • Pre-Alexa-Plus it wasn’t AI, it was simple pattern matching with very constrained commands.

    They’ve replaced these very limited sets of commands with bullshit interpretation that tries to not only understand “like a human” but respond in a similar manner. Those same commands can now be interpreted in a number of ways, and you have no guarantee how it will be taken.

  • Cool, you gonna hang out in my greenhouse and wake me up when the temp drops below a certain point? What about alert me to an increasing trend of the sump pump running more often?

    Home automation isn’t just “Alexa I’m lazy turn off the light switch I’m next to” and presenting it as such is simply disingenuous.

  • I mean, you can shove your passkeys into a password manager. It’s not actually “one per device” despite what seems to be the original intent.

  • I’m legitimately confused by this. Why would you want an inherently less entropic piece of data that is inherently handled less securely to secure your data?

  • How do you figure that a passkey in a password manager is weaker? Especially when compared to username/password/2fa all stored in that same password manager?

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  • … What?

  • To be fair, any kind of automated system can just break. So many factors come into play. Azure build pipelines for instance just sometimes decide they can’t communicate with their own servers, causing a build failure.

  • This is such a weird take. Recall wasn’t even a glimmer in M$’s eye when this limitation was introduced. And it would take virtually nothing to add positions to the training, never mind the fact that they could just completely ignore the taskbar since the OS always knows where it is.

  • Why are we using magic strings for behavior?