Both Android and IOS usually assign a single random MAC address per network, reusing that MAC each time it connects.
I have found this to be a bit unreliable, with some devices changing their MAC after around 6 months. I tend to disable random MAC for my devices on home networks; mostly because I assign every known device on my network a fixed IP via DHCP reservations.
This one is Steve, this is Janelle, over there is Oscar...
Yeah, fuck all these programs that legitimately help people; lets cut those, then spend 5x that money on bombs to be used in an ongoing genocide.
Humanity sucks at plans.
Love Death and Robots Episode 6 'When The Yogurt Took Over' got it right:
If a super intelligent species were to lay out a perfect plan to solve all of humanities problems and allow us to prosper happily: we'd immediately deviate, fuck it up, and cause that species to give up and abandon us to our endless troubles.
As a species; we relentlessly seek out problems to make our own, and more often than not find them.
Isn't that functionally banning unions altogether? Collective bargaining is the whole purpose of a union...
Not familiar with American union laws, but that's protected federally is it not? (aside from the fact that this administration isn't 'protecting' anything, let alone unions)
I think this is just a list of American Corpos, to fill out the square; regardless of individual action/intention.
Not a bad idea.
New-to-you equipment can make all sorts of concerning sounds that make you question your choices. Having some idea of what to expect is kinda nice.
I agree; only one good way to find out.
I love a good science fiction that's just beyond reality. Things that could actually happen in the real world with a not-too-unlikely dice roll.
The Last Of Us for example: a known, real-world fungal spore that takes over its hosts body (ants) and uses it to attack and spread to other potential hosts; mutates to survive earth's rising temperatures allowing it to survive in and control larger warm-blooded hosts (humans).
Thus, real zombies that aren't the result of some total fantasy fabricated in a lab that fucked up somewhere.
It's more believable making the fear more real.
My opinion of the MCU, not this individual movie.
I set it up a couple weeks ago. It's alright; facial recognition works pretty well, the files are easy to manage, and setup was pretty straightforward (using docker).
Searching for images works fairly well, as long as you're searching for content and not text. Searching 'horse' for example does a pretty good job showing you your pictures of horses, but often misses images containing the word horse. Not always, but it's noticeable to me.
The mobile apps work well too; syncing files in the background as they appear, optionally creating albums based on folders. Two things I find missing though are the ability to edit faces/people in an image (you've gotta do that from a browser), and the ability to see what albums an image is in and quickly navigate to one.
It's a developing project that's well on it's way. A good choice imo.