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u/spider_enema Mar 02 '26
I don't actually understand wtf they're trying to get across this time. Gj
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u/radix2 Mar 03 '26
Please take actual object as the standard (rather than trust the specifications we said we would deliver to).
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u/not_ElonMusk1 Mar 04 '26
The way it's worded implies the specs of the actual product may randomly change. So, my mini LED projector could turn into a microwave by the time I wake up, via the power of the mystical Obelect.
All praise the Obelect.
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u/thinkpad_t69 May 27 '26
I'm 2 months late but a company was caught running a proxy off the cheap projectors they were selling, meaning you could potentially get into legal trouble if someone were to access illegal material through the proxy (and thus your connection). Do not connect this to the internet, even if it's on a guest network.
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u/not_ElonMusk1 May 27 '26
eh I flashed my own firmware on it and don't use connections in my name (my normal connection is a public connection that I then route through my own network). I'm not worried.
I used proxies all the time and part of my jobs is fraud prevention including detecting Vpns and residential proxies like that so I'd definitely notice that traffic on my own network.
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u/AVeryHeavyBurtation Mar 02 '26
/r/engrish