Isn't that what r/Gadgets basically is? Did you complain about the Nova earrings, the Walkman, the Google TV remote, the Razer soundbar, the XGIMI lamp, the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, the Intel, or the Galaxy S23 posts? Those are all in the hot 25 posts right now and basically ads.

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Doesn't change the fact it's still incredibly stupid. Are they even testing the updates?

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IIRC there were only 65536 possible urls, but off the top of my head I can’t remember the source I got that from.

>supports up to 32GB of memory.

wow! dude!

/s

Sweet. I wait for a tear down to see if one can swap the ssd for a bigger one.

Can it run crysis?

Without authentication, as long as you knew the serial number for that specific camera (and the serial numbers are non-sequential 16-digit alphanumeric strings that would take longer than the age of the universe to guess).

C'mon, man! You're ruining the outrage!

There are many people in the 50+ age range that do not care what ecosystem their devices are part of. They get the android phone because their family recommends it, but then turn around and get an Apple TV because a friend of theirs recommended it. And they don’t really care how these devices interact with one another.

This is the first comment under the article:

>This is just a UX messaging error. I am in the boat of owning an Apple TV and no other Apple devices. All I had to do was sign out of my iCloud account and sign back in. That presented the terms right on the TV screen. I accepted them, and the prompt no longer appears.

I keep getting the new terms notification but when I hit ok it just launches like regular, doesn’t require me to do anything 🤣

Just signed up for apple tv. I had to dig through my box of old phones to find my iphone with a crushed screen but would charge to activate my account. Very strange process.

How many android owners are buying Apple TVs over Roku or Chromecasts? Even for people already in the Apple ecosystem, an Apple TV is probably one of the last things they buy.

Parenting is incredibly stressful.

Although rewarding, it's been the hardest three years of my life. At no point was a focus of that stress walking forward slowly while holding a plastic bar.

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The recordings from the camera will be sent to their servers anyway.

You’re comparing apples to oranges.

This is 330 hours to print the walls, which is comparable to the framing stage in traditional building, which is only a week or so.

You don’t need interior walls because the exterior walls aren’t strong enough.

You need interior walls because the joists aren’t stiff enough to support the ceiling and the exterior walls need something to keep them from bulging/falling outward as the weight of the roof transfers to them.

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Very impressed by the design. They’re beautiful.

I do, but until these are handed out for free— IDAF