This reminds me: I got a Logitech mouse as a gift a while back, and to get it functioning I needed to install a settings app for it for some reason. Today, I find in my Task Manager that they somehow installed an AI assistant platform thing using that settings app. I’m currently in the market for a new mouse lol.

Just as a little tip, in the US if you switch your Echo’s language to US-CAN it displays way less ads :)

The OP is from ML, and it was cross posted from Hexbear 🤮

It was a dud; normally when bombs get dropped and don’t explode, they’re considered to be a potential hazard at any time, but most people think that these duds are so old they can’t possibly be able to explode anymore.

Remember the CRAAP test, everyone:

Currency (Is this information current? If not when was it updated?)

Relevance (Does it make sense to the topic you’re working on? Does it not?)

Authority (Who wrote this article? What are their qualifications?)

Accuracy (Is this information accurate? Can you cross-reference with other articles or papers?)

Purpose (What was the author’s purpose in writing this? Were they paid to write this piece?)

(Edit: formatting)

It’s in the body of the post; the company is called Impact Plastics.

Y’know, I’m pretty sure it’s a big red flag if anyone or anything is “going North Korea”.

Honestly, I think it’s pretty hard to call this an ad lol

He’s an artist who sells his work at a convention center, like SDCC or Anime Expo.

To save you visiting the hellscape that is The Independent: those 3 words were “What the fuck?” Nothing really remarkable.