That... ... ... was surreal...
Has this dude ever actually used the device? I highly doubt that. I appreciate the effort, I suppose, but you can't properly review a product you've never used.
I personally know someone who writes like this. Messages, blog posts, emails, sms, anything. I see their message, mark as read, and move on. I simply can't. My brain cannot comprehend this grammar (or, rather, lack thereof). Instead of consistently getting pissed at this person, I just don't read what they have to say. If it's truly important, they'll tell me in person the next time we meet. Otherwise, it's fodder in a seemingly endless maelstrom of random letters.
The same as the ratio of unicorns to leprechauns.
Oh good. We haven't had a new ELE in about a year.
I had no idea this had a self-hosted platform category. Cool!
This looks great!
No judgement felt lol
Someone else called me out on it, too, and I decided to have fun with it instead of fixing it hahahaha if you can't laugh at yourself...
If she's well enough to consent to this, have her consent. Then install the cameras in such a way that her privacy is not eroded. For example, camera A only sees the door into the room, camera B only sees the night stand, camera C only sees the wardrobe. That sort of thing. Then instruct her to always keep her valuables in a location where at least one camera can monitor.
Mainly, this is because I was writing official docs, then took a quick Lemmy break, but my brain stayed "official" hahahahaha that's all. 'they' should absolutely be used in this colloquial context.
What someone feels is ethical and what may be legal don't always match. From a legal point of view in every country I've worked at as a contractor, "time laying in bed thinking about problems" isn't billable time.
As a personal time management solution, I don't see any issues here. As a billable time report maker, it has the very real potential to get the user into legal turmoil.
Use at your own risk and made damn sure that the laws match your idea of ethical billable hours, is all I'm saying.
Sure, sure. But s/he reading this might appreciate the use of special characters to improve his/her password entropy.
The license, even if it's truly just to avoid rust (for whatever dumbass reason they have), is enough to me to hardpass on the entire project.