u/PassiveIllustration

Why are city councils all over America approving AI data centers even when the people don't want them?

I've been seeing more and more videos online of local debates and community forums around AI data centers and I've been wondering why are these local leaders even bothering approving them? Are the tech companies paying them? If it was a governor or senator I could understand how tech companies could be paying for campaigning and how these politicians would do everything in their power to please them but is that really happening at the local level?

Like all they would have to do is have a basic community vote on the issue and all of these problems would be solved. But these council members for small towns and cities seem hell bent on destroying their towns for seemingly little to no personal benefit.

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u/PassiveIllustration — 6 hours ago

Do games with higher resolutions (720p or 1080i) run worse than when the console is set to 480p?

Just wondering if there was a performance/framerate hit when playing games at higher resolutions on native hardware. I know consoles like ps4 or ps5 run the same no matter the console output resolution because they upscale the images if you're running on lower resolution panels.

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u/PassiveIllustration — 2 days ago
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I'm looking for a way to remove the ability for users to share a document with anyone in the organization. So basically I want them to have to specify which users they are sharing with. We already block external sharing but I want to modify the "General Access" settings you see when sharing a document. Right now the options are "Restricted", "Anyone with a Link", and "Company XYZ". I want it to only be "Restricted" with no other options. I've looked on so many forums and scoured the admin console and haven't found anything.

The closest thing I see is "Access Checker", "Recipients Only". Would that do it?

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u/PassiveIllustration — 16 days ago

Hello, I am wondering if anyone has had any experiencing using BigFix to secure inherently insecure Android devices? To be a bit more specific this device: https://supernote.com/products/supernote-manta?variant=45959389348076 It's a highly insecure E-Ink tablet that runs android. Some upper level execs want it and I've made note that servers are in China, the device doesn't have encryption, and their privacy policy is maybe the worst I've ever seen. I haven't done much work with Android devices so I'm wondering if anyone has had any similar experiences and if it's even worth it.

u/PassiveIllustration — 20 days ago
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I'm trying to see all the instances where users are signed into their work account on their personal android and iOS devices. I'm been looking online a bunch and couldn't find anything other than logs which wasn't helpful because if they signed in before the log cutoff I can't see it.

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u/PassiveIllustration — 23 days ago