Contracts always have some bullshit like: “We can do whatever the fuck we want. Service not guaranteed. We have the right to refuse service to anyone. Lifetime is defined by the lifetime of the service which is defined by us. Can change at anytime.”

Is there a Patreon with crypto? Lol

No prob. My comment was from two week ago.

There is an update on the site:

Update: The Beelink ME mini is priced at 1295 CNY in China, which is about $177 at the current exchange rate. It’s likely to cost a bit more outside of China. A number of performance testing, unboxing & teardown, and other articles are also available at Chinese shopping & product recommendation site smzdm.

But Beelink released the product with the same specs except this one has a N150 instead of a N200.

Beelink ME mini 6-Slot Home Storage NAS Mini PC Intel® Twin Lake N150

Price Currently:

12GB LPDDR5+64EMMC+2TB Crucial SSD - $329 $400

12GB LPDDR5+64EMMC+4TB (2TB*2) Crucial SSD - $429 $529 Currently not available.

I don’t think this is a new productvso maybe they are just getting rid of their N150 stock. The one in China has an N200.

You should comment if you want to. Not everyone that follows this community are professionals in tech. And even if pros are reading your comment, they might not know what’s going on politically.

“At this point it’s difficult not to suspect their awful 0pSec is a choice, and that there are specific people (*ahem* *cough cough* the Russians *cough*) to whom they’re leaking secrets, with incompetence being merely plausible deniability for their true, treasonous agenda,” one critic wrote on Mastodon.

Yup. All according to plan.

That Jelly Phone is mighty tempting.

Dual SIM, SD card reader, headphone jack, and a back fingerprint reader.

I can just use this thing as a music player/back up phone.

Patria can be translated to motherland, fatherland, or native land but the word for father in Latin is pater. So looking at the word, fatherland is not incorrect.

Land in Latin is usually feminine unless it has to do with ownership.

Saying they are cutting the EV incentive is just another form of market manipulation.

They want people to panic buy, just like they did with cell phones, just like the stock market. It’s all manipulation.

You know what, people can just add their own bluetooth speaker.

I think it’s fine.

Just in case the only thing you’re looking for is the price, I’ll save you a click.

Beelink hasn’t announced how much the ME mini will cost or when it will be available for purcahse yet.

That’s a great point.

Search engines should fix this for federated websites if they still want the best search results.

For a solution now, I wonder if a 307 (Temporary Redirect) status code, redirecting to the original instance post, could work for search crawlers.

The biggest issue of community growth is the lack priority in search engines. If you ask a question on lemmy, stackoverflow, and reddit at the same time, you will get the two latter choices first even if the lemmy post has a better answer.

Either lemmy is not prioritized because of the age of the domain, or less visitors, but I think it’s purposely done. There are usually no ads on lemmy. Google prioritizes sites that use their products.

Why? Did Anna’s Archive start an AI division so everything is now legal?

When Trump tweeted it’s a good time to invest, a lot of people assumed it would be a pro Tesla move. Tesla went up 23% in a day.

All part of the plan to let Russian hackers take whatever they want.

Thank you for the info.

I read up more on BFU and I didn’t realize that encryption was a requirement for Android 10 and higher.

Very interesting.

What I read: Dakota State University DigForCE Lab: BFU and AFU Lock States

These changes are a good thing.

Requiring a pin means no one can use your fingerprint or your face to unlock your device.

An NSA agent recommended restarting your phone every week. This can potentially clear out malware that doesn’t have permissions to start after a reboot.

If you got a permit from the government to start building a deck, you started, then they found the mistake in the permit, that’s on the government and they should accept their fault.

In this case, the NYT never gave permission.

In your example, there was no permit applied for, a cop saw you building the deck, and when the government said you need to stop and apply for a permit, you say the cop seeing you building the deck is a permit since they didn’t stop you.

Yeah, me too. Like I get the words but not the logic.

Maybe their lawyers used ChatGPT.

To support this, OpenAI pointed to a single November 2020 article, where the NYT reported that OpenAI was analyzing a trillion words on the Internet.

So OpenAI’s argument was the NYT knew OpenAI existed so it shouldn’t be allowed to keep its copyright… what?