I mean, the question war rhetorical. But I don't disagree.

Did the FBI just leave the password as Password1234!, fairly obvious security vulnerability having the cameras operate over normal IP.

I wouldn't go quite as far. This is just breacrumbs falling of the corporate table.

Navidrome uses the Subsonic protocol to provide it's playlists. You can use that to import to Symfonium, for example, but it won't stay synced if you make a change at one end or the other. You can reimport in Symfonium but it's still pretty messy and not very useful if you want to update your playlists on the go.

There was talk of establishing a national ID in the 90s but republicans revolted saying it would be the number of the beast. I guess their principles on the matter depend on whether the beast in question is Trump or Clinton. There would definitely be scope creep for such an ID, much like the SSN. I say just make it a national ID and eliminate the need to register to vote.

No idea why you're getting downvoted. People here don't seem to understand even the simplest concepts of consciousness.

Imagine how much data could be collected from, say, a busy gym full of people with wireless headphones, or a hotel lobby

. The US has been screwing around with a women’s rights amendment to our Constitution for over 100 years and we still can’t get that done To be fair to the US the 50 states basically act like they are different countries instead of different states. never spend a cent you don’t have to This is a pretty common ethos in The Netherlands among other countries, but there is a rising trend in purchasing power and people (with or without a rise in purchasing power) are making more informed decisions and realise that often the mom and pop store option is cheaper in the long run. Heck we had a store (the Jumbo) which used to not have discounts, but saw less people buying from them that they changed it so now they are offering discounts again. I see it a lot in the retro gaming community. In NL, a country the is 240 times smaller than the US, we have a lot more options to buy our games from. Heck I can find American limited releases easier in The Netherlands than in the US.