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I'm well aware - as a public university things are a bit different as they are agents of the state so this becomes a free speech issue. Also, if a university's student internet is the same network containing PII systems like their student records, there are much bigger problems. That's why I mentioned that this action without any legislation that would curtail Bytedance's data collection presents a student rights conundrum. The app does not (as far as we are aware) inject or capture information from the users network but rather the user themselves which they have consented to. The larger issue is whether or not the US should allow foreign entities to collect this info and that's not something the university should be able to decide but rather the state and federal regulatory agencies and legislatures

Clemson isn't private, it's public. It is certainly their prerogative to secure their network and their users' data but there are definitely concerns over government censorship. I don't think this issue is as black and white as people ITT are making it out to be and absent a larger policy stance that would van TikTok or it's practices, I'm not sure this is the right move though I understand their position given the inaction of state and national legislatures in banning foreign spyware

6.9% on a used Audi Q8. And nice car, if you see a graphite grey Lotus Elise rolling around town, that's me!

I'm glad Brother laser printers seem to work well with third party toner and any error message is easy to override

Marijuana and occasional psychedelics

And the dev is rolling out features at a crazy pace. It feels like everytime I open the app it's gotten significantly better

TikTok isn't outside of that jurisdiction, they are operating in places like the US. If they violate privacy laws, you remove them from accessing that market

I found Partner Colorado to be pretty good. My first experience with them was great and my current one was alright. Rates are competitive.

What kind of sports car are you getting?

Seems to be much ado about nothing currently. Even in the release notes it clarified that this feature is not yet included and the quarantine list will be shared once ready (and will at first be mostly test domains). The blog seems to be wildly speculating on its intended use and possible impacts given the knowledge currently available

For Frigate especially, you are going to want to use multiple Coral TPUs to handle inferencing. I really can't speak to the CPU requirements but I know a lot of people like using the Intel NUCs with mic tier processors.

Government auctions and LabGopher

Ahh, I wasn't aware