Yeah I guess that fits their explanation, but I still don't get what they are trying to do.
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We can demand his firing but unfortunately he's one of three founders, he's unlikely to be fired. But I hope it's a wakeup call to them that they should have a policy of keeping their mouth shut on politics, including all board members.
Huh. I mean, it doesn't really matter in this case because there are alternatives and it's only colouring but it's interesting there's such a black and white rule.
I think you need to explain in more detail how your "listening" is set up. You don't normally "listen" on an IP address, if it gets as far as the program you're listening with then it's already arrived at the correct network address before your program knows about it.
Sorry, does that say that there is no evidence that it causes cancer but because it's possible to trigger cancer in mice using higher doses than people get, triggering a mechanism that doesn't apply in humans, they have no choice but to ban it because the law requires it?
Or have I misunderstood?
The number of 18-year-olds is about to drop sharply, packing a wallop for colleges — and the economy
I don't see why this is a problem. Most of the people I work with can't compose a coherent email, doesn't this make the kids well prepared for the workforce?
From what I've seen done in spread sheets, I'm convinced a major change in Exel could cause global anarchy.
Reading some of the comments from the original post, it seems this is a trademark squatting situation. They registered the trademark (among many others I'm sure), then when they found a real tool they quickly built something similar and released it to support their claim. Suggestions on that post are that it happens all the time and ignoring them until it actually goes to arbitration is the best option (with the assumption that it would never get that far).
One of my favourite things about using an email relay is how easy it was to change email addresses. Unfortunately I was changing to Proton. Fortunately I was using my own domain! Unfortunately I pre-paid 2 years.
Haha don't worry, it's feigned offence 🙂
Not much difference!? Aussies are all Feesh and Cheeps and we're more like Fush and Chups. They are all "Mate, can you get the goon bag out of the esky" and we're more like "Bro, can ya grab us a brew from the chilly bin?"
And if you ask for a tinnie you'll get something quite different in NZ vs Australia.
One time I was on a plane and the pilot was Australian. It took quite a while to work out the language he was speaking was English.
Hard to get them mixed up 😋
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I was trying to get it to pause Pi-hole on request. I'm using Home Assistant Cloud (Nabu Casa) for speech to text, and have also got OpenAI plugged into it for if it doesn't recognise a command. The screen shot is from the debug logs that I eventually found after struggling to work out why it wasn't running my automation.
I'm using the new Home Assistant Voice Preview. Don't get me wrong, overall very happy with it for the price point, but for some reason the cloud speech recognition (I believe powered by Google) is very good at understanding me until I start trying to talk about ad blocking.
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It was only a few years back (2018) that Cloudflare released 1.1.1.1. I remember reading a cool post about how when they turned it on (which I believe was earlier than this public announcement) they got significant volumes of traffic from all the equipment assuming 1.1.1.1 was not a valid address (up to that point it was not allocated to anyone).
I wish I could find the post but can't find the one I was thinking of. It had details of the specific volume of traffic and the sources.