It’s been a few years since I last checked, but AFAIK the only way to get an IP surveillance camera that isn’t proprietary, tied to some “cloud” provider, or that has sketchy firmware that phones home to China, is to literally build it yourself using a Raspberry Pi or something.
Of course not, because it would affect
votersdonors negatively.
FTFY.
Fuck the Biden administration and their anticipatory obedience to the fascists.
They didn’t make the first one! They got it from Apple, who themselves got it from KDE.
One is asking about skin color, the other is asking about cultural heritage. For example, a person from South America with only European ancestry would be [white, Hispanic], and a Japanese-Brazilian would be [Asian, Hispanic].
The real issue is that they’re irrelevant questions that survey-givers have no legitimate reason to want to know.
I have no problem with things like Mozilla Common Voice. I have a big problem with integrating machine-learning stuff into Firefox by default.
I remember back when Phoenix Firebird Firefox first came out, the whole fucking point of it was to be a fast, bare-bones browser, and that people could pick and choose what extra features they wanted by installing extensions. IMO that’s the way it still ought to be.
Anticopyright diatribes are the important part!
I can easily imagine it. I’ve still got boxes full of software on floppy disks and CD-ROMs that I “perpetually licensed” (a.k.a. bought), so don’t try to bullshit me that it isn’t possible!
“Perpetual licenses” are what used to be called “normal sales.” Every “licensing” scheme except perpetual ones are scams!
You’ll still have to firewall it away from everything to stop the firmware from phoning home, though.