Not sure how I feel about them. On one hand they appear to allow pervy recordings, but banning something like this could open the way to prevent public recordings altogether by the back door. There has been ways to do covert recording in a similar way without the glasses in the past, so I think the main change is the blurring of special purpose hardware and everyday hardware.

I feel a specific offence for convert targeted recording of a person for sexual reasons would be better than just banning smart glasses.

It might actually be the fact that Facebook are the ones making that makes me not like them.

Am I alone in not wanting to put my username into that field? If they don't have it will they then just decide that it's now a good time to scrape it? Or are they going to record that it was searched?

Remember that white goods typically have longer warranties, so don't forget to use it if needed! After I convinced my parents to do it, the tech said it was a design issue and ended up replacing the heater with a larger one (I didn't even know they had them.)

I am the only one that does not have this issue? I run a nail along the surface, then you can tell which way the tape is by the direction of the bump.

But you wouldn't save that human, as you just killed them all (including himself.) I guess he would only save people in space?

Presses F.

I use qobuz for stuff that is not on bandcamp, big enough to be part of standard distribution, but also let's you buy and download lossless.

Low powered stuff probably requires more Dev or specialist software, with a off the shelf mini pc you can just put windows with kiosk mode on it. In terms of support time it's probably cheaper than cheaper hardware.

Only 3, but I don't know some of the brands so not sure if they own other stuff I do. Probably safer to assume all brands are unless proven otherwise.

Everyone has a development environment, but not everyone has a separate production environment.

This is almost certainly the case of dev happening in the live environment.

The hard part of both speech and typing is thinking about what you say. Typing nor speaking are going to change the speed I can get information into the computer.

Na that won't work, it's carriage return, then new line. Otherwise it's not a line break, just just a line suggestion.