Yep. It's for security.... but not YOUR security. It's to let others be secure from the user. The "trust" part of the TPM isn't there to let you trust the computer, it's so others can trust it. Or, in this case, build up a database of who not to trust.

Cool. Cool cool cool.

So cancel every contract Flock has with any government organization, and remove them from government / public property, and this problem is solved.

It's so great we can be in agreement.

Try googling "irony". What am I saying. You don't know how to Google. My mistake.

This is what makes you a troll. You are unwilling to learn, and want to blame me for your unwillingness to do so. I'm not "calling you an idiot", I pointed out that you are, in fact, an idiot, if only because you are trying to double down on your ignorance and claim that it is up to me to explain to you why even after I have walked you through the steps you could taketo do it. You have now spent far more time closing you are right when you aren't than it would to understand why you are completely wrong. You will never succeed in life because you prefer sticking to making stupid comments over learning why you keep making stupid comments.

Go to gemini.google.com and enter "Why am I wrong to think that the AI industry pays other electricity prices than locals and gets other power lines when building data centers. And noise follows an inverse power law, so If you're not living on site, you won't hear anything in your home." There you will find an extremely long explanation to help you understand that you have literally no clue what you are talking about. I considered posting the results here, but there is literally so much you don't have a clue about that I would have to spend about 10 minutes to try to include it here, even just with copy and paste. Just accept that you have no understanding of the issues, and if there were no issues then nobody would have any problems with them in their neighborhood. In fact they would *want* them in their neighborhood. The fact that you think you are super smart, and don't need to do any research, without being able to figure out that last point is what makes you a complete idiot.

Off you go now little troll ...

Do your own research. It isn't my job to help you avoid making stupid comments.

You should probably do a modicum of research before commenting. I'm reminded of the old adage commonly falsely attributed to Lincoln or Twain: "It's better to be silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."

I've only used Claude code for a matter of weeks at work. While it's supposed to stay contained in the folder you point it at, I've noticed that it has no problem *looking* outside that folder, and even acting outside that folder if you gave it implied permission. In one case it used the connection string from the application source code it was working on, and the fact that my windows account had read-only access to some tables in the production database, to connect to the database and query tables in order to answer a question it had about the potential ramifications of a code change. The problem is that while we're OK with this particular source code leaving the premises, we're not ok with data from a production database going offsite. In this case it wasn't sensitive data, but after that incident I only run Claude Code from a VM under a user with minimal permissions. Clearly it would have been prudent to do that from the start, but let this be a warning to anyone else who just downloaded Claude Code, turned off the "use my data to train future models" and gave it a go... it will *not* keep itself inside the folder you give it. Put it in a sandbox. I heard a similar story this week from an IT friend who said devs at his company were using Cursor.ai and it was doing scans of the network drives, so they did the same thing and moved it all to VMs.

What a garbage argument. They sell it to the government. The government is partaking of these services. THE GOVERNMENT IS VIOLATING THE 4TH AMENDMENT!!!! ....using Flock cameras.

Was this really so hard to extrapolate? Now, if Flock wants to set up cameras on THEIR property and record things and NOT GIVE IT TO THE GOVERNMENT! Then, hey, sure, THEN you have an argument. But the moment that any form of US government made any sort of contract, Flock started performing actions for the government and the 4th amendment is being violated.

Agreed. That at least is a good take. And yet it doesn't change the fact that this citizen is very fucking pissed at the illegal programs being paid for with my tax dollars. So you can suck this relevant fact in this democracy.

Oh SO YOU KNOW IT'S A FUCKING PROBLEM! Because guess what the damn contracts with Flock or Axon allow them to do!?

I can't believe you explicitly wrote such a garbage turd and tried to float it on Slashdot.

I wasn't talking about LLMs, I was talking about AI systems. You are lost in old paradigms because you still have no idea how an AI model is constructed and think LLM and AI are two different abbreviations that mean the same thing.

... you are an incompetent moron unwilling to learn how to properly perform basic tasks in the real world.

I just wanted to let you know that you have successfully driven me off of /., after some 25 years.

Not just you, obviously, the site has been in steep decline for a long time, but you were such a huge asshole that you managed to be the last straw. So, congrats for that. I won't be back.

Perhaps you might consider that they are all constantly lying, and so when you combine the fact that the lie doesn't map to the facts with the realization of who said it, one would be a fool not to believe that they are lying. Of course they are lying. They were trying to psyop the Amercan public by making it look like Iran bombed their own schoolchildren and weren't counting on getting caught by the discovery that a patriot missile was used to do the bombing. You have to be an idiot if you can't figure out what really happened, that they are lying, and why the are lying.

"It wasn't a completely foreseeable consequence of not double checking things."

Your post makes no sense, because you don't know the difference between a subject line and the body. Pro Tip: The body of your post does *not* begin in the subject line, but if you absolutely *must* do something so stupid then put ellipses after the words in the subject line and before the first words in the body.