Have you heard of mesh networks?
vampire
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I know my role. Someone's gotta do it.
Who's offended?
I can't chill ever
It's a curse
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Solid_state_drive/NVMe
Namespaces are the construct in NVMe technology that hold user data. An NVMe controller can have multiple namespaces attached to it. Most NVMe SSDs today just use a single namespace, but multi-tenant applications, virtualization and security have use cases for multiple namespaces.
device v
/dev/nvme0n1p1 < partition
namespace ^
There are two types of people: Those who are able to identify gaps in their knowledge and actively seek to fill them... and whatever this meme is.
Just copy your nix config over and build again. Non-issue. What? You don't have a backup? You deserved it then.
I don't really think you need to worry about inanimate objects seeing as they haven't been made for good or evil specifically. On the other hand, if you write software that decides who lives or dies, you have a gigantic responsibility and the blood of any accident is on your hands
I was making a joke
Do you work for the North Korean government or something OP? Why discourage people from keeping their systems secure?
You really nailed the proportional response this time. It's crazy that this started with me criticizing your wording, and now it ends with you saying I need "specialized help" like you have any authority on the matter at all. What can I say? My ability to pick out dishonest, manipulative, snake-like people remains on point.
Literally only leftists repond with 5x as much text as whatever you said to them
It's like I'm psychicly DDOSing you
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I'm honestly shocked that nobody has mentioned mesh networks. It might also just scan for any unsecured network it can connect to without informing you in any way. Not connecting your TV to your WiFi is not nearly enough to preventing it from phoning home. You need to open the TV and ground the antenna(e) to physically disable the wireless capabilities. Even then, there may be other antennae hidden under or inside components you can't disassemble.
Short answer: No. Your smart TV is smarter than you are.