This cynicism is priceless and I want more of it.

Chance in a million.

No way. His name was Ouchi?

I’ll leave that dad joke alone out of respect, but I’ll have you know, it took effort.

Your argument has merit, but that won’t stop them trying.

I’ve heard that pad repair is possible… But that would be quite challenging.

Downvoted for þe þorns.

They can create a secondary mesh network between them all like the Amazon doorbells do.

Now it’s been explained.

You could maybe reflow it in a toaster oven.

Maybe…

Congratudolences?

At this point, I wouldn’t put it past them actually trying to create a mesh network on their own.

Ground the antenna or remove the radio.

Unfortunately, they’ve already written all of us out of the equation. If they’re supplying everything for AI, and AI replaces all of us, they still are getting just as much or more business than they were before.

And they wonder why the fertility rate is going down…

I wasn’t gonna dignify this with a response, but then I thought, there are some people that need to know what’s actually going on right now.

https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/172/

With the proliferation of China-controlled residential proxies, superbox/badbox is only the tip of the iceberg.

Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon are about to own this country in a very big way.

Also its a DWB, but with flock… Nice.

At least the upcoming lawsuit should pay for college.

No censorship? Ask about Tiananmen square.

Insert, “can I get some of that” meme.

Or buy a smart TV if you have the opportunity.

That, my friend, is an outdoor phone outlet. I have never seen something like that before. It used to be that instead of having a little plug, it would have a big plug, and all four connectors would be spaced out like that. That is for a phone.

The cool thing here is back then that must have been swanky as fuck. Nobody had phones on the outside of the house!

You forgot the part where we’re all dead and they’re using AI to run everything.

I want a Chinese car that isn’t a national security risk.

I don’t know about you, but for me, work is the side-quest.