The only answer here I agree with.

There’s no specific task, job or skill everyone needs to master. Everyone should know the basics of a lot of things, but the only thing you really need to master is yourself.

Good comment 5/5 would give free silver

Which is exactly the reason we are in a post discussing it.

Yeah exactly. And they’re not allowed to under the Creative Commons licence

Anytime a CEO does something questionable; “/ping user4616250”

“Look at our corporate polls! Stop liking him!”

90’s, definitely.

Which 80’s models mobiles are you thinking of, exactly?

2010s?

Laughs in Nokia

Well no, thats kinda what I implied.

It doesn’t really matters of they’ve shifted it from the pan after the oven. I’m sure those feet are pretty jiggly and undercooked underneath might get places differently on the foil as when they were cooking

They accidentally deposited one cheque in the 50’s.

It’s not like its any money on a government scale. Hell, even on a personal level it’s cheap as fuck for an annual rent. My small duplex has a highers rent than what America pays in rent for gitmo; ~4000$

My point is that between snapping the first photo and putting it in the oven, they may have slightly rearranged it or tightened the bacon diaper, who knows.

Also, the shifting and shrinking on the meat is very much to do with how dense the dough is at any given point (as it’s not just ground meat, but also like egg and a bit of flour maybe, personally I’d also add onions and chili but that’s just me). Meaning that it will be affected differently for denser parts than looser ones. And that thing has required some pat patting so definitely not a homogeneous dough I’d say.

But again, this is just my opinion. I find it more likely an explanation towards the differences than making two strikingly similar meat babies. Also one is on foil, the other is not. So have had to lift it, and I don’t know if they would’ve put it on foil after the oven? Although I think baby sized serving dishes probably aren’t too common so that’s a bad guess.

Anyway, I genuinely don’t know which one of us is right and I don’t really care. I’m enjoying meatbaby theorycrafting.

Idk man.

Have you ever made homemade meatballs? I have and I disagree and think it probably is the same meat baby.

But I accept this is purely my opinion and I am basing it solely on my intuition, and thus accept that I may be wrong,

that was sold for years on the agreement that they would not be able to harvest this data (simply because I could run them without connecting to the internet). Now I still have that option of course, but I will eventually trade product updates to do so

So you’re saying “I’m eventually going to value updates to these products more than my privacy and my data, despite me having the option of not doing that, keeping my data, and still having the same functionality in the lamps they had when I purchased them”?

I don’t know what your problem seems to be.

It’s cool that you don’t care about your autonomy and privacy

Autonomy. Yes. My autonomy is deprived from me because some random sweaty bro is crying online that companies are companies.

So you’re gonna trade your autonomy and privacy for some pathetic updates on your lamps? It seems like you don’t care about your privacy. Where do you live again? If not in the GDPR area your data is traded in thousands of places where mine isn’t.

I do care about mine, but I’m not such a moron that I think that caring about it makes any difference on a personal level. I care about it because of the societal implications it has, not because I’m a paranoid incel who’s afraid of some random company having checks notes info on how many lamps of theirs I have at home.

I have a wifi specifically for guests and shit devices that might need it. It doesn’t really matter who has access to it.

Again, what is it that I’m supposed to be so afraid of? No-one can blackmail me on anything, I have no digital assets (even money) to steal.

I’m politically on the correct side of this issue because I understand the consequences in the bigger picture. I don’t know if you even see a bigger picture, it just sounds like you have have paranoid delusions of being persecuted.

Have you thought about seeing a mental health care professional to get checked out?

And whoops, it turns out they stored a ton more than they needed to, your address, your lighting schedule, how many rooms are in your house, names of users with access to your home, etc. and whoops, turns out they did the bare minimum to secure their serv

I have literally no fucking problem with them knowing any of that — which they’re wouldn’t from my data.

Even if they recorded the actual signal strength of each bulb in relation to the Bridge, they wouldn’t know how many rooms I have. My naming scheme and placement scheme in the app does not reflect reality in the slightest, nor do the names of my devices. They’re half-arbitrary alphanumeric combos, like OH1 and CX2. And even if they did, my apartment size isn’t exactly a state secret?

Hue having any of that data is far less scary than the potential of me getting stabbed on the way home.

Now, just to make sure you understand, I don’t agree with any of the data that probably is collected on me. But whilst I’d rather them not have it, it honestly doesn’t makena bit of difference practically.

Are you European or not? Just curious because if you are, do you always stop to refuse cookies, even “legitimate interest”? Do you avoid sites which don’t allow you to do that?

Or are not European and don’t even have the option?

Because I’ve genuinely spent literal hours in the past few years scrolling through the lists of hundreds of vendors to individually click them off.

But sometimes those popups are designed so you’ll accidentally click the accept all. And on occasion it has happened. So… what’s the practical difference?

Aa I’ve shown you, ideologically I do stand and act on the side of privacy. But do I really care or fear “malicious actors”?

Even if you had my every single password and id, you wouldn’t be able to harm me in any way. What are you gonna do, add money to my account? Improve my credit?

No.

The only malicious actors that I’m concerned with are the local police.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/toast

The word is from Latin tostere, meaning roasted, burnt (referring to bread.

Also

Tostie is attested from late 14c. as "toasted piece of bread, dish made with toast

But you clearly have some really funny joke going on with yourself so I won’t stop you

Unless you’ve had proper ruisleipä you can’t talk. Have a tosi tumma reissumies or some saaristolaislimppu and then we’ll talk about bread

I’ve had Philips Hue for like 6-7 years now I think, I only registered a few weeks ago when I bought a new phone and wanted to get all my all configurations to my new phone without much hassle. I don’t mind them being connected as there’s no cameras or sensors on them and I’m not looking to buy any of their sensors or anything.

Also I trust EU regulations to be such that Philips can’t deprive me of basic functionality on these. Also also, the scripts for these were rather simple, to the point that despite me not having touched a single line of code for like 15-years, and even before that only having done it for some courses, I could easily manage a script to manage them.

Just took a clip at 240 fps, no flickering. Reading the earlier post I was like wondering about flickering, because I’ve never had any as all my bulbs are Hue Colours.

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edit I can’t get the line formattin right but you get the gist

“Toast” is short for “toasted bread”.

Wealth, shown to scale

No.