I caught an app that my daughter’s school uses called ClassDojo that wouldn’t work at my company for some reason. I had to reach out to our security admin and it turns out it was doing DNS lookups by bypassing my company’s DNS server. I submitted a ticket to the company and they ended up either designing the app to fallback to the device’s assigned DNS or either probably doing something else shady. Idk, it works now.

My point is there’s more than one way to do a DNS lookup.

Usually those are commercial models. Those shouldn’t have mics, but are usually connected to Ethernet/Wi-Fi for remote control or signage applications.

They’re saving that for sweeps

What are they going to do when these states hand over a list of violations at $7,500 per violation?

Dang! I need to get my Nintendo DS out and start playing some Brain Age!

I’ll believe it when I see it. It’s one thing to send a wi-fi router to outer space, it’s another to have a functioning data center exist out in the unforgiving harshness of space. Musk is a good vaporware salesman and market manipulator.

So, these AI processors are hardened to survive space?

I fixed it :)

Sorry, that was the only place I knew it existed at the time. The YT algorithm suggested it to me. I did remove the stupid tracking ID from it though.

Would it be bad taste to swap out the link with the one on ccc.de?

Who was “him” that Bill says was fucked?