After the video that GamersNexus posted earlier tonight about LG's TV and LGE/Alphonso ad tracking/delivery service I think there's going to be several emails and phone calls in the morning about the usage and deployment of various LG devices in government and military installations.

To say the shit is about to hit the fans is an understatement.

Hahahaha!!! Well at least that is one way to cool the servers. :-)

I guess at that point the servers are pooling their tips together the same way they do for their memory.

At this point it won't surprise me if IHOP chooses to go into the data center business.

Next thing you know duty-free won't be duty-free anymore.

Looks like the event's website is getting slashdotted because I can't load anything... :/

https://www.whrgoc.com/

Sometimes, the AI will gas light you. In those instances, you just need to stand your ground and fight back.

I don't play BackGammon but just reading the description on fdroid I fully support this app. The fact you can play this game completely offline without weirdo monetization or needing to phone home or be online is what I'm talking about. Why this post or game should get someone banned is absolutely bananas....

Then again I suppose the "AI" running inside Reddit is jealous that the AI for this game cab be fully offline and not be stuck in a data center and can be out in the world. Albeit it's still playing backgammon but it's doing it freely without any sort of weird digital handcuffs.

Hope he can get his account back.

People still watch TV...?

Ok, I know that was a dumb statement and I know people still watch TV. But seriously though, how much TV do people really watch these days given all the crazy online streaming and other various media platforms that are fighting over our eyeballs for attention...

How does it interact with 508 and accessibility type devices/software like JAWS and other screen readers?

So what about people that don't use the mouse but use touchscreens?

I don't know what kind of website he had visited but back in the day I'd used phpinfo as a simple "helloworld" app to test my nginx/php installs and the amount of information it'd dump out from literally doing nothing is astronomical. Granted, at the same time, you could override various browser/host settings if you had the right browser and you could confuse the heck out whatever server/daemon was running on the other side especially if it was trying to do some matching/filtering of the information it got from browser agent. The road goes both ways.

Given that they have optimized the crap out of the software they probably feel like they have done everything short of going assembly. But if you're going assembly you might as well just full send and make the hardware itself then you own the assembly.

It will be interesting to see where they go with this.

Damn that's cold.

So when is CXMT and YMTC entering the chat?
Asking for a friend...