I actually kind of love this comparison — it demonstrates the point that just like “human flight”, “true AGI” isn’t a single point in time, it’s a many-decade (multi-century?) process of refinement and evolution.

Scholars a millennia from now will be debating about when each of these were actually “truly” achieved.

Check out OpenEPaperLink if it’s something you’re curious about: https://github.com/OpenEPaperLink/OpenEPaperLink

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Seriously, this is the kind of thing that an intern could knock out in a week. I don’t understand why it hasn’t been addressed.

The main advice I can give you is to use ripping software that integrates with AccurateRip (XLD, EAC, etc) and use a widely supported lossless format (like FLAC).

Also — I can’t remember all the details, but there’s a way to store a CUE file, along with some metadata alongside your rip such that you can recreate an exact copy of the original physical media.

At least for now, I’ve moved on to streaming services, but I’m happy to know that I have a large library of music that I ripped myself to fall back to using instead, should I ever choose to.

1: http://www.accuraterip.com/

Of course, there are some things that you really do need a table saw for, but track saws are amazing and inherently safer in comparison to a table saw.

Particularly for sheet goods, I’ll never use anything but a track saw at this point.

For my location, the data generally seems accurate. I will be following up with a local provider that claims to offer 1 gig fiber — that’s definitely news to me.

Kubernetes is way, way to much for many teams to be able to operate properly. It can be done the right way, and it absolutely has it’s use cases, but I see so many people using it that really shouldn’t be.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiwi_Farms

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingenuity_(helicopter)#Design

  - AlphaPhoenix: https://youtube.com/c/AlphaPhoenixChannel
  - Andreas Spiess: https://youtube.com/c/AndreasSpiess
  - Marco Reps: https://youtube.com/c/MarcoReps

  - Mike Patey: https://youtube.com/c/MikePatey
  - Deboss Garage: https://youtube.com/c/DEBOSSGARAGE
  - Twoodfrd: https://youtube.com/user/twoodfrd
  - Foureyes Furniture: https://youtube.com/c/ChrisSalomone1
  - Jennies Garage: https://youtube.com/user/jenniesgarage

  - SavageGeese: https://youtube.com/c/savagegeese
  - FortNine: https://youtube.com/c/FortNine

  - CNCKitchen: https://youtube.com/c/CNCKitchen
  - Thomas Sanladerer: https://youtube.com/user/ThomasSanladerer

  - Adam Ragusea: https://youtube.com/user/aragusea
  - Joshua Weissman: https://youtube.com/c/JoshuaWeissman

  - Learn Your Land: https://youtube.com/c/LearnYourLand

Why not just have the rear speaker outputs enabled at all times even on vehicles that do t have rear speakers? I suspect it’s as simple as VW not wanting to show the front/rear fader control for a vehicle where it isn’t applicable.

FWIW, this absolutely can be done yourself using VCDS or OBD 11 to update the module settings.

I suspect in this case the dealer wasn’t telling you the entire truth — it may be as simple as them not having an established procedure for this in house and wanting to just get you to go away.

Yes, it’s still a vulnerability and Wyze should have actually responded in a reasonable period of time, but this really doesn’t seem like something to lose sleep over.