> Technically, the encoded text made its way in some lossy form into the model, but it's not really there either.
Wouldn't that be the same as saying that lossily-encoded audio, an MP3, say, would not impinge copyright either, since it is not an exact copy of the original?
Anyway, it's a case of "The enemy of my enemy is my friend". Pass the popcorn.
And anyone who has ever used a $2 ESP32 microcontroller should know just how plausible this could be...
Those things are scarily powerful for their price (likely a dumping strategy) and could quite easily embed a BLE or WiFi backdoor into anything from a disposable vape (which contains a microphone for your puffing convenience of course) to a car to an industrial robot, and so I would not be at all surprised to find them in Solar inverters.
Quite frankly, with its roughly 1MB of obfuscated/encrypted ROM, and radio in applications that shouldn't need radio, espressif ought to be treated with as much if not more suspicion than Huawei
What a shame
Never mind
I suspect, much of this is driven by Microsoft, who are aggressively pushing features that absolutely nobody wants e.g. ads in the Start menu, Recall, and forced use of a MS-cloud account.
Or at least I could ask CowboyNeal
It wasn't their fault. Cancel Cutlure and Wokeism is a Psyop by Russia and China against the Western System, you know.
Definitely hasn't tried.
By default you can use Ctrl or Shift or mouse-drag to select multiple files. But what OP is looking for is the KDE-wide option (NOT a Dolphin setting because it applies to other KDE things like file open dialogs) that says "select a file on single click, open on double click" (i.e. Windows style) instead of "Open a file on single click" (i.e. Mac style, which is the default for whatever reason).
The point is, YOU CAN CHANGE IT. It's under System Settings -> Workspace settings -> General Behaviour
The audience are twits, and the speakers are twats.
I program, therefore I am.
