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  • I had to look it up because I don't have a newer phone, so I don't have that service app, but according to google it's part of their privacy, machine learning and AI stuff

    https://security.googleblog.com/2021/09/introducing-androids-private-compute.html?m=1

    Not sure what it means if that app has high battery drain though, could be legitimate uses, could not be. I don't know any further than identifying what the service app does.

  • Lol based on what you just said, you probably won't like it. It's learning tidbit facts about random stuff, its not explaining geopolitical history to explain why the world is currently as shitty as it is or anything like that.

  • It won't burn down, carriers won't care. To them its a customer issue, they're providing the service just fine, so their job is done. Whether or not your number is blocked by other clients is your problem. Only class of customer they might care about is business lines, because you're paying them to have better services, uptime, etc, etc.

  • Sure, but in its current goggle form, I'm probably not gonna do that. I'm more okay wearing goggles by myself to game in, than walk around with goggles to interact with virtual stuff in a real environment. I'm a huge SciFi fan, and I see the potential for the future tech, just not there right now. Still doesn't make the current iteration any less impressive, the tech inside the apple vision pro and the programming making it all work is extremely impressive to me.

  • Same thought. I don't really care much about the AR aspects of VR googles. I feel like I can see why people might game in them, etc, but for AR stuff I don't really get the appeal. I did recently see a walkthrough of how to use and the features of the Apple Vision Pro and I can't deny, the tech itself is really cool, I was pretty excited seeing the walkthrough. I just don't really care about the applications of that tech yet.

  • Its been a while since I've used virtualbox, this would allow you to use the virtualbox GUI and configuration utilities, but run the VM under KVM virtualization, correct? Is there much advantage to this over using virt-manager, or cockpit to configure your VM's?