I went to Sonos because I had invested in some Airplay speakers and they just didn't work correctly even though I have an 100% Apple eco-system. Once I went to Sonos, it just worked.
I can confirm, last night my internet was not working, and a sonos speaker started randomly playing an alarm. I tried using the app to disable it but it requires the internet to manage your local speakers. I don't recall this being the case with the early version of the apps.
Musk is thinking more about getting Trump elected to avoid the DOJ investigations. Seems that he is willing to sacrifice Tesla to avoid federal prosecution.
My wife is still using a Macbook Pro from mid 2009 that was bought as a gift from my father. I have had to replace the hdd a few times, but it still works. The problem now is some SSL certs don't work properly anymore, but installing Brave as resolved that issue for now.
I remember having 384KB symmetrical DSL in mid 2000 from Northpoint Communications, who would go out of business a few months later. I basically had business class service to my apartment because that it all they could provide, so I didn't complain. Obviously one of the first things I tested was Napster on my Bondi Blue iMac B computer and man could you download music so fast and easily!
Just hoping the US government dedicates more resources to protecting companies from foreign data intrusions than they do hunting down people at or near the capital on January 6.
There is a reddit post where a dotnet developer on the MSFT team details why they are moving certain processes to Rust. TLDR, it is all about performance that scale.
This is posted to remind people to consider the information in this article when Elon promises that some new earth shattering business is just right around the corner.