it's not 'ai', it's just a poorly trained voice recognition system that's trying to decipher any random person's voice. voice rec has a difficult-enough time when trained on a single person in a professional setting (lawyer, doctor, etc)--which is work we used to do here. it's going to absolutely fail in a 'drive thru' environment.
The suit also says the state GOP will be able to create its own registration and verification process for a closed primary if the court rules in its favor.
this would imply they have ideas that go far beyond simply indicating a party preference or affiliation when registering to vote
depending on where you are, your party affiliation (or lack of) could determine what primaries you can participate in.
the junk mail, phone calls, and other solicitations and communications. yeah, you get it either way, but what you get and who's targeting you will be totally different.
thanks for this one. i'm currently trying out their encrypted and adblocking dns on the hotspot i set up on dietpi to isolate 'streaming' devices, comparing its effectiveness to pihole and adguard home.
openoffice is an apache project, created when oracle gave them the code and rights to the openoffice project. ibm later donated symphony to them. anyone familiar with apache knows they do things their own way, and usually slowly.
libreoffice originated from a fork when openoffice's status under oracle was in doubt. it progresses faster than apache, as most developers also switched.
onlyoffice is an entirely different application. decent enough, but with its own quirks. it can also be slow on lower-spec systems due to the heavy reliance on js. originally a latvian-russian project, it was reorganized (via new corporate entities in uk and sg) to hide the russian ties for 'reasons'.
that's where most of my 'issues' come from when upgrading an old debian.. upstream version changes to major software packages (python, php, even apache 1.x to 2 back in the day) that require some manual intervention
it's really not their responsibility to babysit user-initiated configuration changes and third-party software during updates and upgrades. the user makes the changes that go 'off book' and uses 'non debian' software--so that is where the responsibility lies.
they're all gonna pick-up permanent surveillance courtesy of pissbaby abbott, as soon they set foot back in texas (if they don't already have that, wherever they are). then another special session will be called, these rebellious democrats will be denied their constitutional right of free travel between the states, and the house gains 5+ more maga nutcases.
it's not 'ai', it's just a poorly trained voice recognition system that's trying to decipher any random person's voice. voice rec has a difficult-enough time when trained on a single person in a professional setting (lawyer, doctor, etc)--which is work we used to do here. it's going to absolutely fail in a 'drive thru' environment.