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Perfect case in point - the Nest Cameras. I have several Nest cameras in my house, and one died. I bought a new Nest Cam (Floodlight) and had it installed. It had to be set up through the Google Home app, not the Nest App. And it won't show in the Nest App. The other Nest cameras show as devices in the Google Home app, but won't show the "all videos page" because Home doesn't have that feature. Terribly frustrating that a camera labeled Nest Cam won't freaking work with the Nest App like all the OTHER Nest cameras.

He's actually been working with the research teams on this as the CAD modeling he was doing led to some of this discovery process.

I switched to BitWarden a couple of years ago and it's been great. The Android app seems to work better than LastPass used to. And having MFA built-in to the accounts is great. There are a few features that LastPass had that I miss a bit, but I wouldn't move back right now.

Bot word-generation account trying to farm karma so they can push advertisements later. It's getting worse.

You're complaining that Google's objective is to prevent leaking information that should be secured, and that you had to use an app-specific password ( https://support.google.com/acc...) to allow a third party app to fetch data?

They are literally doing security correctly, and STILL allowing you to get to your data. This is precisely what they should be doing.

The district attorney declined to prosecute the officer.

Shouldn't they ALSO be held accountable for showing up at a house and killing someone who WASN'T ARMED? Isn't that manslaughter? I hate the double-standard.

The DVD/BD catalog is vastly superior to the streaming catalog. About once a year, I get onto a chat with Netflix and we go through my queue (of around 15 to 20 movies) to see what is available in the streaming catalog, and typically there's only 1 or 2 titles available on streaming out of my queue. Until Netflix can offer up a statistically significant number (is 80% too much to ask for?) of movies in my queue via streaming, I'll stick with the DVD/BD subscription thanks.

Additionally, police (including SWAT) go through quite a bit of training. The cop who shot Andrew Finch should go to jail. Period. I don't care if it's a "heightened situation" or not. The police need to learn to de-escalate, and should only be allowed to shoot when there's clearly a gun pointed at them or they've been shot at. Just thinking a possible perp MIGHT be going for a weapon is no excuse to shoot. Period.

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To add on to this great advice, PAY for G Suite. It's $50/year for the mailbox, completely ad-free, and comes with business support. It doesn't support complete integration like the free gmail account (Play family sharing is a particular pain point), but it's the best anti-spam solution available today and that's worth the money alone. Add to it the benefits of Drive, Photos, Hangouts, etc and it's a fantastic value for the money.

I used registered mail to ship something to Canada and it just evaporated after it was picked up by USPS. No scans, no tracking information, nothing. USPS said the registration was invalid and sorry about your bad luck. I lost over $100 on that shipment with no recourse since USPS blamed me for the issue.

If you care, there's a great PowerShell script available that turns off everything that's known so far. We're going to include it in our deployment script on principle.

Indeed.