Wow. I thought this was a joke or tv show reference, and wondered why it wasn't downvoted like most jokes on YT. Then I saw the videos.
Do they need power? I use an hdmi to rca and it's not powered. Edit: it did come with a usb cable to plug into it, but I never needed it. Unfortunately I don't know enough about hardware to know what's going on.
Previous discussion from June: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23556209
> will likely have to watch for hours to catch any incriminating footage It's not just 'incriminating footage' that's the problem. There are perfectly legal sites I visit that I'd prefer didn't have a photo identifying…
There will always potentially be bugs. From only three months ago and featured on HN at the time: https://www.wired.com/story/hacker-apple-safari-webcam-bug/
Seems the only way to trust the companies in such situations is to exploit the vulnerabilities from multiple, unconnectable devices and locations, over as long a period as possible. If the company cannot list all of the…
> It sounds like the kind of thing that Russell Brand was wittering about a couple of years ago - that your senses are the only way to interface with reality, and if you can't sense it it's not there, Can you post a…
Yeah. The tl;dr here is really that some countries just don't care about animal welfare that much, or at all.
What are you talking about exactly? Are thousands of humans dying of heat stress due to spending weeks at sea in literally unbearable conditions? It's horrific.
I still use hangouts with my friends (because of its OTR feature) and none of us are Google Fi customers.
> 1. Free ... 4. Takes care of most important backend stuff (forms and webhooks) From my reading of https://www.netlify.com/pricing/#forms you will need to pay $19/month/site (!) just to collect the data from 1000 form…
> people with wisdom teeth just have surgery to remove them I think this is mainly a US and Australian thing: https://www.sciencealert.com/no-you-probably-don-t-need-to-g... In Australia it's particularly bad. During a…
I've worked on apps on both platforms, and with others who have. IIRC you can actually organise a call with somebody at Apple to discuss issues, but not with Google. Can anyone else confirm this? The app dev who shared…
Wow. I thought this was a joke or tv show reference, and wondered why it wasn't downvoted like most jokes on YT. Then I saw the videos.
Do they need power? I use an hdmi to rca and it's not powered. Edit: it did come with a usb cable to plug into it, but I never needed it. Unfortunately I don't know enough about hardware to know what's going on.
Previous discussion from June: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23556209
> will likely have to watch for hours to catch any incriminating footage It's not just 'incriminating footage' that's the problem. There are perfectly legal sites I visit that I'd prefer didn't have a photo identifying…
There will always potentially be bugs. From only three months ago and featured on HN at the time: https://www.wired.com/story/hacker-apple-safari-webcam-bug/
Seems the only way to trust the companies in such situations is to exploit the vulnerabilities from multiple, unconnectable devices and locations, over as long a period as possible. If the company cannot list all of the…
> It sounds like the kind of thing that Russell Brand was wittering about a couple of years ago - that your senses are the only way to interface with reality, and if you can't sense it it's not there, Can you post a…
Yeah. The tl;dr here is really that some countries just don't care about animal welfare that much, or at all.
What are you talking about exactly? Are thousands of humans dying of heat stress due to spending weeks at sea in literally unbearable conditions? It's horrific.
I still use hangouts with my friends (because of its OTR feature) and none of us are Google Fi customers.
> 1. Free ... 4. Takes care of most important backend stuff (forms and webhooks) From my reading of https://www.netlify.com/pricing/#forms you will need to pay $19/month/site (!) just to collect the data from 1000 form…
> people with wisdom teeth just have surgery to remove them I think this is mainly a US and Australian thing: https://www.sciencealert.com/no-you-probably-don-t-need-to-g... In Australia it's particularly bad. During a…
I've worked on apps on both platforms, and with others who have. IIRC you can actually organise a call with somebody at Apple to discuss issues, but not with Google. Can anyone else confirm this? The app dev who shared…