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Comment · 7 days ago
I read of this tactic a few years ago. Some mentioned adding a phony static IP/gateway/DNS to avoid it connecting to open wifi(should this tech permit it).
Comment · 7 days ago
Depends on your living arrangements.
Comment · 7 days ago
Not sure of purpose of your question. Not everyone needs a larger TV than that or accommodate one in their living space.
Comment · 8 days ago
Is this meant to be snarky? I don't get it. To them, it is a sincere question.
Comment · 9 days ago
Give it time. Someone will make a website referencing TV make/models to match BASH scripts doing the job cleanly, predictably. :)
Comment · 10 days ago
Not with a locked bootloader, not yet anyway.
Comment · 16 days ago
Thanks! I didn't watch the video yet but their YT channel rocks. Subscribed. :D
Comment · 18 days ago
Comment · 18 days ago
This is presumptuous. Many people back up their devices and have no idea how they did or whether or not it succeeded. Seen it many times(fortunately).

> That person is fucked when they lose their phone anyway

I am hoping nowadays most people lock their devices. I rarely see unlocked in my adventures anymore.

Comment · 18 days ago
They also didn't specify whether this is on-prem or cloud. Big dif why a 'hack' can occur...
Comment · 20 days ago
I won't be surprised if we see mention of this by the end of 2026.
Comment · 22 days ago
Dunno about that. I am on a TRS-80 CoCo(6809 CPU) group elsewhere and the oldschoolers are creating some impressive things using Claude and the like.
Comment · 22 days ago
I needed to read your sentence a few times to figure out you don't hate README files. I too dislike emojis overuse in README files.
Comment · 23 days ago
I'm old but I guess I am learning this book is not read(or the movie not shown) in high school nowadays.
Comment · 23 days ago
Sure but the question stands on a platform like this one.

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