I sympathize. Many groups have overzealous individuals, and seeing them wave your banner is a bit of a drag, a phenomenon frequent enough that I want a word or phrase to refer to it. But at least some people indulge the benefit of the doubt - I'm willing to believe in the existence of prudent bronies and good dubstep, out there somewhere.

Somewhat relevant

You raised my hopes then dashed them quite expertly, sir!
-TT

> wireless mouse data
Kind of sounds like an interesting challenge. Countless points of failure, though, even with a predetermined OS, web browser, etc.

"Made for" aside, people are also prey. It's like "buyer beware" in the world of consumer products slash snake oil, except with the absence of guides like price tags and visual features and functional testing, and you can be approached easier.

Or as the kids call it, "snow".

And by kids I mean old people.

People still use the top-40 echo chamber to tell them what to listen to, details at eleven.

They need netflix for the same reason.

No, that's critical, valuable, private information! You doxxed yourself! You're guilty of putting someone's safety at risk! You'll be hearing from your lawyers!

> Does the circle take you to the home screen? Or the square? Better try both and see!
FUCKING
HATE
THIS SHIT
Fuck these devs
Fuck every course or book that teaches this
Fuck your hipshit GUI rot

Zero is an absolute and should be reserved for logistic impossibilities or exaggerations.

"Pathetic number of sales" and "Sony will make money" can be simultaneously true.

Especially when it costs shit to do, mostly in the form of "it's shiny!" marketing.

> it doesn't mean it isn't a valid product
It's a valid product.
It's a valid music player.
China says it's about $0.10 to add such function to your consumer electronic.

The product's capabilities decide whether it's $1200 valid, and they're delivering three-figure at best.

This bot was only semi-autonomous, it was placed and written and instructed all very specifically. It's hard to consider these events to be unowned.

Today's is easy to consider. But let me play Devil's advocate:

Is the butterfly responsible for the tornado that happens 20 years later?

Then there's a line somewhere and we don't know where it is.

Paying someone to build a laptop. Boom, the world now has two brand new laptops. Well, one's refurbished.

GGP may have some merit if such events manage to cause trickle down, at least. But the prole workers exist to shuttle money upwards (job exists because overhead's less than profit) so ultimately the re-purchase event is probably a funnel upwards, not down.

Toshiba and HP and Lenovo CEOs depend on these people.

You won't see anyone whining about their rights or "it's MY information!" or intellectual property or "we need to change (git) policy!" here.

Quarantine or bust.

> who write angry tirades
lol.