I believe that's possible but I just don't think it's worth it when 99.9% of normies are going to type in their wifi credentials. You have a source of this actually being implemented?

My car is pretty old, so this may not work for everyone, but I can pull the fuse that powers the modem, then program the carnet or whatever VW calls it so it doesn't expect to find a modem. All you need is an ELM327 dongle and one of the apps. (Car Scanner Pro is like $8 and a single payment.)

They can get around your Pi Hole with DNS over HTTPS these days. I don't have one. Do you find yours still works well?

1. Build a cheap PC or buy an NVidia Shield to be your media center. (I actually use a SteamLink to my desktop PC.)

2. Never tell your TV your Wi-Fi password.

3. Use a wireless keyboard with touch-pad as your remote.

(4. Pirate stuff over a VPN.)

Is there any evidence this happens? Why would manufactures go to the trouble of making a nefarious hacker TV when 99.9% of buyers are just going to type in their wifi credentials when prompted?

Also notable:

The spirit is willing, but the flesh is spongy and bruised

• Brannigan 3:5

By this logic, there were no slaves at any point in American history because all those people we brought over from Africa and bred into servitude were paid in food and shelter.

I really hope this is trolling.

The same people weren't playing both sides. There were aristocrats who saw the writing on the wall and joined with the proletariat partially so they could keep their heads and partially because they figured they could come out as the new aristocracy if they played along. Plenty of aristocrats made the other choice and got beheaded.

Well if we got rid of it, it would be unfair to all the orphans who have already been crushed!

You're welcome.

Yeah. Check out the path they launched the Parker Solar Probe on. That wasn't into the Sun, but it was as close as anything we've ever sent up.

You dropped this \