TheMurphy @ themurphy @lemmy.world

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I would say it's 100% load for maybe 3 minutes, so maybe it's normal.

It makes my system overload so my PiHole stops processing.

But it sounds like maybe it's normal and a background service using too much sometimes?

Omg I have CPU spikes on my Raspberry Pi. Maybe it's infected too, and how would I ever find out?

Is there some software I can run to check?

I use Bluetooth for 3 different speakers in my home, Bluetooth in the car, Bluetooth for headset and I don't own AirPods nor an iPhone.

And I don't experience your problems. But I'm also not mad at Bluetooth to begin with.

You must have shitty Bluetooth for some reason.

The only one I can relate to is you need to charge it. And that sucks.

This is the inevitable future of AI. In a few years there will be an AI model for almost anything in the world created by various companies.

This tool is too powerful to ignore.

It sounds very nice and clean to work with!

If I'm lucky enough to get the Raspberry 5 at Christmas, I will try to set it up with docker for all my services!

Thanks for the explanation.

Nice for them, but I can't see how this will have a real impact. The attack maybe harmful in short term, but there's no way this will affect Russia as a whole.

Especially now when they made it official. That also means that there's nothing more to be done most likely.

They showed they could. That's it.

Fuck Russia btw.

As a guy who's you before summer.

Can you explain why you think it is better now after you have 'contained' all your services? What advantages are there, that I can't seem to figure out?

Please teach me Mr. OriginalLucifer from the land of MoistCatSweat.Com

Ofc it wouldn't. It's very illegal, but Tesla knows this. They're using it as a threat to control what the buyers should do.

And also, you have rights in the EU. You can't sue people as a multi mega corp for nothing.

Higher rates? Do customers pay more for using Apple Pay than any other solution where you are from?

I know shops pay a fee, but never heard it to be on the customer to pay.

I'm pretty sure this has nothing to do with the EU lawsuits, right?

Both Google and Apple would still have to open up soon (at least in EU)

Sorry if it's a stupid question.

Yes, but US favour companies over people.

So.. Just like Facebook which is the biggest SoMe platform in the world?

I don't think reddit cares, as long as user numbers stay roughly the same. They did.

Semi unrelated question.

If you travel to Cuba as a US citizen, are you not allowed to bring anything home? Or bring anything on the plane?

along with expected tip.

Awful culture, where no company will pay you what you are worth.

The US has been the land of SMS for a long time, and that's why iMessage is a product placing itself amazingly for that market.

They are also the only ones who care about RCS, which to the rest of the world seems like someone trying to improve the VHS tapes.

Maybe I explained it bad then, because it's not. It would not be possible without ChatGPT with me.

If your main question is if it leads to more morally correct decisions, then that would be a very hard no.

Most people do believe they are doing the right thing. The Americans are, the Russians are and the Chinese are. They DO believe what they do is correct. Same with religion.

But does that make any of the above groups more correct than the other? The answer is: No, it's their actions that shows that.

My point is, Israel will always think what they do is morally correct, no matter if it is or not. And when you act in that belief, you can justify almost anything in the world. Because you really think it's the right thing to do.

I know China is mostly going green because they don't have that much oil compared to other minerals, but it's still very nice to see all these advantages they to in renewable energy.

Both solar and nuclear.

The guys selling hardware components do.