Those people aren't great at thinking things through. They're "idea people".
elscallr
joined 2 years ago
No it shouldn't.
No. This argument is stupid
Well one runs like a top. The other I need to replace the suspension on but the engine is sound.
It's a standard tactic for people who do networking things
Well she's at least as clever as that, so suppose you guys got a little in common.
Want an honest answer?
Onboard are >=2 bits of code. At least one of those is a specific system trained to recognize a "wake word". This specific system (ostensibly) doesn't send anything to an outside party. Its entire job is to recognize one wake phrase: Alexa, Ok Google, or Siri, and then if that wake phrase is used it responds and tells the second system to listen. As you can imagine, this is a pretty easy job to get right 80% of the time. So that can be put on a chip. So then it does its job, and it's the second system that sends everything to an internet service for whatever reason.
I'm pretty fucking into sandwiches
I own two cars. The newest is a 2013 because it's before touchscreens became standard equipment. I'm gonna limp those bitches along until either I die or that trend reverses.
That's a bad joke
Well considering I've been using it for 25 years and it literally has had its own Wikipedia page since basically Wikipedia existed.. no. It's not a buzzword. It's just a term used to describe an idea.
My NAS device has 80TB of usable space (6x16TB, raid5). Equivalent would've cost tens of thousands of dollars in drives alone.
Once 16TB SSDs are even available I will probably start migrating them in, but for now mechanical drives it is.