Yeah, I noticed this when I went back to school at age 60. Everyone else in the class was using their laptops. I had brought mine, but it wasn't worth it. I needed to have the info go through my brain to my arm and hand to help me retain the info.

Because it's impossible to write your signature legibly, while using your finger instead of a pen or stylus, on a phone sized device.

You mean getting the government to own the means of production isn't Communist?

Why would it need the Camera, Storage, Bluetooth, and Google permissions?

I've had that sig so long, I'd forgotten where I'd seen it, but apparently, yes. It's Wheeler.

I see you've read my sig.

Goes back to the old joke

Q: How many software engineers does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: None. It's a hardware problem.

Q: How many hardware engineers does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: None. We'll just work around it in software.

Apparently, somebody remotely bricked the editors a long time ago.

Yo dawg, I heard you like dupes, so I duped your dupe, and put it in the dupe.

Yeah, but this subthread was about getting rid of any Chinese spy/malware by installing OpenWRT on your TP-Link.

Not just computer stuff...

I share LA Kings season tickets with my sister. Any time I need to do anything with those tickets, I have to ask her to log in and do it. Even the Season Seat Rep admitted it's a dumb system.

Except OpenWRT is not supported on a lot of modern (AX) TP-Link devices.

And people will keep using it, because that is their standard corporate email client.

We've seen it for decades. Remember Columbia? There was video from inside the cabin showing plasma flashes.

Nah, it will be Apple TV, Apple TV Plus, Apple TV Pro, and Apple TV Pro Max.