Depends on the cloud.

Or larger companies start to notice the large gaps in security affecting their bottom line due to reviews with large lines of code getting what's a rubber stamp at best.

I'm guessing this will take years though, companies tend to not care unless they lose large contracts and are happy to throw individual managers or directors under the bus to appease a client.

Do they count us as active users when we open the google home app and have to dismiss their annoying purple glowing thing? It would be nice if they could specify what qualifies someone as active. We were already tired of relying on the "cloud" and replacing a product you already had seemed wasteful to integrate into home assistant better, but its more tempting each day.

Not yet mentioned I think, I find these useful:

Learn Linux TV: easy to follow tutorials of common Linux utilities, some distro videos, etc. Not too much sponsored stuff (or its clear).

YouSuckAtProgramming: small(er) channel about bash scripting and the like. No AI.

Not that subtle unless the question is more of a statement.

Or some "tengen toppa gurren lagann" anime made it into the training data 😆

There is a whole thing about "spiral" individuals (which humans are part of) vs anti-spirals.

He's not yours to command, let the man live.

Great in theory, not so great for simple automations like seeing of people are home based on connected MAC addresses instead of relying on an app (that can't even run on the background consistently on modern mobile OSes).

Not sure if thus is just bazzite with KDE/wayland, but i found today if i hold n i get the option for ñ/ń. Hold i and you get ì/í/etc. Similar to mobile keyboards on phones.

You should feel Bad right about now then.

Missing a square door with Frankenstein's monster to complete the set..