Què diu l'enginyer que dirigia l'obra ? Com ho explica l'enginyer que va elaborar el projecte? Quines explicacions donen els tècnics que varen donar el vistiplau perquè fos aprovat políticament? O és que només podem entrevistar els veïns?
Yes, the software is called LG OnScreen Control Plus. it runs silently in the background. it tracks which applications you use, when you use them, and how long. it phones home to LG servers. it cannot be uninstalled through normal means without leaving registry traces.
gamers noticed because some anti-cheat systems flagged it as suspicious software. the monitor was getting people banned from games.
now the TV side:
LG also updated its webOS terms of service. if you use the AI voice features on your LG TV, the company says you may need to inform guests in your home that conversations could be recorded.
not LG informing your guests.
you. the homeowner. legally responsible for notifying anyone who walks into your living room that the television is listening.
LG built a surveillance device. sold it to you. and made the disclosure your legal problem.
so to recap what LG shipped this year:
a monitor that installs tracking software on your PC without asking.
a TV that records conversations in your home and requires you to warn your guests.
both devices look exactly like a monitor and a TV.
neither one tells you what it actually is at the point of sale.
you found out when your game banned you.
or when you read the terms.
Credit: @GamersNexus for the discovery.
4/ 🧵 L'operari treballava per a la UTE Rubau-Aquaterra en un contracte de manteniment de la GI-660 adjudicat pel Departament de Territori.
Dades: https://t.co/pARS3uhblg
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A tenor de esta noticia podemos al fin sacar derivadas:
- Si los datos son correctos, la planta gallega de MG ensamblará coches que vendrán pre-manufacturados de China, como ya ocurre con los Chery que monta Ebro para Ebro-Omoda-Jaecoo
- La inversión (200 millones) y la escala de personal (2.300 personas) más el objetivo de volumen (120.000 coches) nos permiten sacar esas conclusiones. Una fábrica "de verdad" con pintura, estampación, etc. requiere de una inversión de alrededor de 1.200 millones de euros (seis veces más!)
- Básicamente, como en el caso de Ebro (o el no arrancado de Santana), estamos ante un "caballo de Troya" para saltarse aranceles a base de montar "el mínimo imprescindible" para cumplir normas y "pillar" además dinero público vía PERTE
- Desconocemos qué pasará en el futuro... lo mismo va tan bien la cosa que eso implica que sí se fabriquen coches "de verdad" aquí, pero lo veo complicado.
- SAIC (MG) recordemos que lleva un lustro operando con una rentabilidad que apenas alcanza el 2% anual y arrastra problemas de sobrecapacidad productiva en China. No necesita nuevas fábricas, lo que va a hacer es emplear su fábrica para dar empleo a sus empleados pre-fabricando coches que aquí, para ahorrar aranceles, se terminarán de atornillar.
He hablado muchas veces de esto, por ejemplo en el podcast de @ingobernablepod https://t.co/EnNKzEc8F3
Yo me alegro porque mi querida Galicia reciba algo que de empleo, pero subvencionar acciones que no dejan valor añadido y que se emplean como "facilitadoras" de puerta de entrada a base de "atornillar" motores a carrocerías que vienen fabricadas me da que pensar... mucho: Así no se crea valor añadido duradero, estamos financiando el arco del triunfo para pasarse los aranceles "por ahí" con dinero público a cambio de unos cuantos empleos mientras salvamos un montón en China.
Hay que comprar producto europeo para proteger nuestra industria! 🇪🇺🇪🇺
Me compro un Televisor @PhilipsTV_es y 6 meses después de acabar la garantía esto es lo que me queda. El SAT dice que lo lamenta pero no lo cubre...más lo lamento yo!!
Cambiare a @TCL_Global 🇨🇳
Dear Microsoft, when I hit the Windows Start menu key and start typing a word to autocomplete a search, I never, ever, EVER want it to return results of something not on my computer. Ever. Like, ever, ever, never.
Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced has officially been unveiled and it is a gorgeous, REMAKE of Black Flag that overhauls the open world, combat and ALL gameplay systems.
Featuring:
- This is NOT an RPG, Black Flag remains an action-adventure game!
- Runs on the new Anvil engine, the entire game has been remade with new weather systems, new environments, new gameplay, while being faithful to the original
- Completely seamless open world now, no loading when entering cities
- Combat has been overhauled, you can still chain kill and parry, all the finishers return but its not much faster and seems to have a real challenge
- Stealth has been overhauled, you can crouch anywhere now!
- Parkour seems very similar to Mirage, Edward keeps his old moves as well
- All cutscenes seem to be fully mocapped, all the old ones have the same animations while new ones are mocapped. No generic animation slop
- New narrative missions featuring Blackbeard
- Tailing has been revamped, if you get detected you no longer auto fail, instead now its overhauled and the action continues but the target reacts and it changes the mission accordingly
- The Jackdaw has even more firepower, with more weapons, more canon types and a ton more gameplay
- 3 new officers to recruit who have entirely new missions and bring new skills for the ship
- Woodkid is composing new tracks for this game
- You can now have pets, monkey or cat for the Jackdaw
- Releasing July 9th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC
This is an incredibly gorgeous remake, the overhaul to visuals is incredible. I am super excited
The United States has just nuked its own arms export business. Not with a missile. With a phone call.
Pete Hegseth rang Estonia’s defense minister and told him the HIMARS and Javelin deliveries are on hold.
Indefinitely. Months, not weeks. No timeline. No alternative. Just: sorry, we’re busy bombing Iran.
And that’s it. Twenty years of patient alliance-building, vaporized in a Monday morning call.
Here’s what European defense planners now know for certain: American weapons come with an asterisk. The asterisk reads “subject to cancellation whenever Washington decides its own adventure takes priority.”
You can sign the contracts. You can train your soldiers. You can build your entire defensive posture around US systems. And then one day, the ammo stops. No warning. No plan B.
Estonia is already shopping elsewhere. So is everyone else, with the kind of focus that only comes from genuine betrayal.
The Americans think this is a pause. Europe knows it’s a divorce.