Sure thing, RingMasterIncestuous.

I guess you didn’t see the part where they basically argued that their family member was on both ends of the spectrum simultaneously. Both uniquely independent and high functioning, while also being severely crippled and unable to do anything without their help.

But hey, anything to keep suckin’ on zuck’s cock.

So instead, you’ll let them wallow in a world filled with AI bots and rage bait. Wonderful family you are.

I mean, if they can operate facebook without an issue, they can operate whatsapp, signal, and others. You’re not the only one with autistic family, and we managed to migrate from facebook just fine. Using someone’s disability as an excuse is sad.

You really put the pathetic, in apathetic.

That’s what you get for using Facebook. All of those people could change too, but they won’t until you leave and they are forced to get ahold of you with other methods. Everyone who uses this shitty excuse “but other people!” are the reason they haven’t crashed and burned already.

I use this bios on CN62 Chromeboxes as an alternative to a Raspberry Pi; it’s faster, can be found cheaper, is available widely on ebay cheap, has proper NVME ports, and has an X86 processor. They make great little reverse proxies, etc.

So shouldn’t you have 2 separate keys/accounts then?

Pretty sure that’s also accounted for, by buying multiple keys. Each person gets their own login, key, duplicate key for backup (placed somewhere offsite).

They don’t want you backing up someone elses key on your account. Again; the idea being that each person has 1 of these things. If you need a backup Yubi-Key, they want you to be buying a literal duplicate key; not having your ‘backups’ on someone elses key.

Have you guys learned nothing about not sharing passwords?

Pretty sure the idea is that you only ever have 1 apple ID.

Exactly. It’s going to be the most uncommon thing though. Convenient in an emergency if somehow you have a spare PC for charging and not a USB-C power brick…somehow…

But there’s not enough people doing it to justify what this guy is suggesting.

Then you should refine your laws. Because my shavers all use USB C; and the EU has mandated USBC in specific products, and it wouldn’t be a bad idea to expand that.

You’re right, it totally is. Almost nobody uses it. For good reason; it’s prone to noise, slow speeds, circuit division, and licensing costs. It’s an argument of practicality here…it’s not practical, it’s not profitable, so it’s not gonna happen.

I think you may have a horrible misunderstanding about how the real world works. As well as the specifics of USB-PD, and other such things; like paranoia, and schizophrenia.

Nothing you just said has any basis in reality or reasonability. Most people charge devices off of USB-PD power bricks, which are not going to be converted to transfer data across 110v lines for the purposes of collecting the data from your shaver. The amount of infrastructure and added cost that would bring is absolutely moronic at scale, and much more easily done through wifi or bluetooth, without even bothering with data-over-power.

Amazon has the “Sidewalk” network, and you wouldn’t even need to do anything fancy other than put a $2 ESP32 or NRF into the shaver to communicate and transmit data…forget trying to hijack it over USB…

Why would I need to? 110v outlets aren’t regularly equipped with Data transfer capability. And last I checked, there weren’t any USB-C -> 110v data transfer dongles available…highly doubt a hotel is gonna retrofit them for collecting your shaving habits.

Because that somehow sounds both sane and also unhinged, good luck with that.

You’re projecting a bit much.

It’s capable of data transfer…but to a power brick in the wall? Are there people who plug their shavers into their PC?

Having experience with electromechanics - I have seen times where this was done on purpose to make sure that people aren’t trying to reuse an incompatible plug for charging purposes. NiCd doesn’t charge the same as LiFePo, Li-ion, etc. Charging voltages, polarities, stability of power output, etc.

To be fair though, they just need to make everything USB-C anyhow. Especially shavers.

Just hasn’t really been in the spotlight is all; SNES9x is still great.

If you choose ‘build your own’ plan, you can get it for $1/mo - and since I just got symmetrical fiber in my area, my internet went from $130/mo to $60…I figured I could “splurge”…

The two I’ve seen so far are “Nuzu” and Suyu" - if Suyu has the proper structure set up so that Nintendo can’t get at them, I think that’s the name I’d prefer; but otherwise it just feels like people looking to get some cheap fame.

If either of these projects has an owner with a history of contributing to the Yuzu project, I think that’s the one that’ll succeed.

As soon as it gets done downloading, I’ll make sure it’s set to seed for a couple of weeks. A few good forks are starting to spring up as of late, so I don’t think this will be needed in the long run.