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distortion park posted:Fancy UK online grocery company are selling this system in USA now I think once again dahir insaat was just ahead of its time
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:yet another thing on the pile of things they already know about you, and some huge ml machine will grind away to at first try to sell you a new couch because it'll fit just right in that one spot, but eventually it'll based on some hoarder pattern figure out you have certain mental health issues which lets it sell you on some scam it has figured out you're predisposed to, and so on the wheels keep grinding. with wifi signal monitoring and fluctuations they could get rough room layouts and movement patterns, feasible when an occupant has alexa speakers in a Mbundu of rooms. this just makes it easier to correlate
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jeffy b just wants to know if and when anyone is watching prime video. it should be as important to your life as it was to his
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would be cool if they used these as stealth guns in a movie, it's what silencers in movies pretend to be
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mod saas posted:“i, personally, cannot imagine how this kind of data collection could be bad, therefore you are making a big deal out of nothing. yes this is the place where people unironically post the ‘shoot the printer’ tweet, why do you ask?” that's not what i'm saying it was a genuine question
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floor plan layouts, dirt distributions that indicate foot traffic patterns, presence of animal hair that may indicate a large dog, all things that cops absolutely would like to have when noknocking to come execute some dsa person or whatever.
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if that info isn't free that's money that could go toward military cosplay gear, and overuse of force works if they know there's a dog or not, or where people are normally (they'll always shoot the dog)
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yeah I feel like that's a level of intel sophistication cops don't need, want, or would take advantage of if they had you can learn who lives there and if there's a dog by staking the place out for a few days and there's no reasonable floor plan that would make kicking the door in and shooting the place up harder
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ok then
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keep in mind there are different tiers of cops in america. there's jimbo the part time klansman's sheriffs department who won't bother with things like intel gathering. then there's the US marshals who will happily take any intel they can get to make extrajudicially executing you because the president tweeted about it. then there's the feds who will get that intel one way or another. it's that middle tier you've gotta worry about amazon selling your roomba pickup composition and floorplan to
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regardless of what it would be used for we shouldn't be letting companies capture more data on us
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haveblue posted:yeah I feel like that's a level of intel sophistication cops don't need, want, or would take advantage of if they had i agree with this.
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Improbable Lobster posted:regardless of what it would be used for we shouldn't be letting companies capture more data on us also this
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Improbable Lobster posted:regardless of what it would be used for we shouldn't be letting companies capture more data on us yep theres no good reason to collect the data, so just dont
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i see basically no realistic threat in law enforcement having roomba-based data. but gently caress you that's my house, get your greedy datapaws out of here ya creep, akaCarthag Tuek posted:theres no good reason to collect the data, so just dont
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Carthag Tuek posted:yep they could potentially make a better ai driven robot vacuum cleaner which is the dumbest thing to imagine. Just make it dumb
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Antlerhill posted:on the roomba thing, what is the actual private information that is the concern? the roomba's going to start asking you if you need to order more pizza
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the roomba thing is weird. I haven't paid any attention to them but when they first came out they just had some random bounce around thing that worked fine in practice so i assumed that was what they still did, but i guess they persist the data now to learn about the floorplan? Anyway, heres what you should get instead. 
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rotor posted:the roomba thing is weird. I haven't paid any attention to them but when they first came out they just had some random bounce around thing that worked fine in practice so i assumed that was what they still did, but i guess they persist the data now to learn about the floorplan? yeah the very earliest roombas were barely smarter than those toy robots that reverse and turn when they hit something. they were just enough more complicated than that that if you let it run for an hour it would have covered every square inch of your floor at least once, probably. the more recent ones are smarter and do build internal maps that inform future runs there's no reason to upload those maps to the internet, though. maybe to migrate them to a brand new roomba and skip the learning phase I had one that was theoretically capable of being triggered remotely through an app, which is why it would be connected to the internet at all, but in practice you have to clear the floor of anything it might get hung up on or try to eat so it was never practical to run unsupervised anyway
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i use the roomba app to tell it to vacuum and them mop my kitchen which is a cool thing it can do cause of the mapping
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Jonny 290 posted:ok then i mean, your concerns/expectations are well-founded. i think kazinsal's tiers probably map well to the type that would want that info. locals just seem pigheaded enough to not care either way Achmed Jones posted:but gently caress you that's my house, get your greedy datapaws out of here ya creep, aka yeah, that plus room-by-room speakers just makes for an incredibly specific understanding of a place. add in smart bulbs etc. tied to an internet-required platform like amazon or google and, even outside of law enforcement abuse, there's incredible potential for misuse
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Roosevelt posted:the roomba's going to start asking you if you need to order more pizza the roomba's going to start refusing to clean the floor unless you turn on the tv and watch a 3 minute advert for mcdonalds
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the cheapest roombas are still dumb models that do random spirals to clean, works well enough for my place
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i just use a shopvac
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infernal machines posted:i just use a shopvac for what tho
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mostly vacuuming
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Jonny 290 posted:for what tho date night 
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NEOM more like NEOP https://twitter.com/WholeMarsBlog/status/1557112809132945408 https://twitter.com/qilinreggae/status/1557259476146606080?s=20&t=cEvBEIDiA7g-3GVNSmM2XQ
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Alan Smithee posted:https://twitter.com/TheMattBungard/status/1556123420315725824?s=20&t=dDjq54m9lkk-FICVn7qp5w it's for jonny 290
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the replies get heated in that thread! i'm not defending or attacking it, but if it wasn't so gadgety, it could be helpful for my one grandparent that has hydration problems. granted, a bottle with a little timer and a meter would work the app-based interaction is the hook, of course. if it's only for logging purposes, waterminder or a million other apps will do that and dump to a health.app without a gewgaw i've known people that use them as trackers for consistent hydration/water consumption. the benefit is that it should track to a daily goal and have tailored nudges, not just say 'bottle half full!' in an app. if that's worth $110 is left as an exercise for the reader
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Agile Vector posted:the replies get heated in that thread! i'm not defending or attacking it, but if it wasn't so gadgety, it could be helpful for my one grandparent that has hydration problems. granted, a bottle with a little timer and a meter would work https://twitter.com/dglaucomflecken/status/1366100967909777408
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infernal machines posted:it's for jonny 290 lacroix comes in cans, chief
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Jonny 290 posted:lacroix comes in cans, chief Hoitytoity french, back in my day a sock was all we needed
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Armitag3 posted:Hoitytoity french, back in my day a sock was all we needed lmao
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Jonny 290 posted:lacroix is stored in the cans, chief
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Armitag3 posted:Hoitytoity french, back in my day a sock was all we needed
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hello, https://twitter.com/evacide/status/1557868728942923777
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