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Hard drive or floppy?
Hard drive or floppy?
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Is there a way to temporarily disable tracking for circumstances such as this when you loan your keys or something?
I suppose not, or people would disable it and then re-enable it later, unless they require proximity or some other protection against that.
But if AI learns from us…
Forgot about the phone, you’ll never guess what I call that one…
When you have a lot of devices like my family, it just makes everything easier to give descriptive names like that.
Lastname-Server
I know, I’m boring. But at least my laptop and desktop have cool names:
Firstname-Laptop
Firstname-Desktop
Same here. I’ve never had a reason to switch away.
Alrewdy can. At least through Home Assistant, can even be set as your default assistant on Android through the HA companion app
I just integrated it into Home Assistant last week and it can now control my lights and tell me temperature in different rooms and interact with any smart devices in my home, in addition to everything regular ChatGPT can do. I also integrated elevenlabs voice so it sounds like a posh British gentleman. Then I named him Jarvis of course.
It’s been pretty entertaining, but more of a gimmick than truly useful.
the developer’s an ass
I think a better analogy would be paying for an all you can eat buffet, but every time you go up for a plate, Google shovels some of whatever they want onto it.
Oh sure, they try to guess what you might like by tracking your eating habits every time you visit the restaurant, but they still keep putting crap you don’t want on your plate that gets in the way of what you do want.
Oh, and also, some all you can eat buffets have a plate limit, after so many plates, you can only get a spoonful per trip. And Google still crams on stuff you don’t want.
You have 20 seconds to comply.
Diskprices is great for comparing price per terabyte across different brands.