Amazon Photos has been doing this for many years.

What's the big deal?

DiSH Network staff reverse-engineered the TiVo software and thus infringed on TiVo's "Time Warp" patent when they developed their in-house DVR. They then repeatedly failed to disable the infringing DVR feature and kept getting contempt of court and new lawsuits brought against them.

Charlie Ergen is a gambler and he lost this one big time.

DiSH stole their DVR technology from TiVo. The massive lawsuit settlement between DiSH and TiVo is why TiVo hardware has lasted this long.

I called Verizon FiOS to cancel my TiVo's CableCard and they said I can keep it. They don't support it anymore.

Looks like their financial windfall from the DiSH Network patent suit has finally ran out.

I loved TiVo and used them for 25+ years but they really should have innovated better than they did. After the DiSH Network settlement they just kinda coasted along. Their exclusion of both DiSH and DirecTV satellite services from their programming was a stupid move, too.

Best excuse of the year.
That'll won't hold up in court, for sure.

They bricked all of my Squeezeboxes.
And then they stopped making the Trackman Marble.

I'm done with Logitech.

OK, then how do to install to air gapped machines like in secure environments or in a rural location?

Also, I dislike the name my directory becomes in C:\Users when installing with a Microsoft account.

I like using C:\Users\Kriston, not C:\Users\Kriston~whatever

More like "Tesla's Lead in Car Software Bugs Remains Unchallenged," am I right?

I was a member.

I eventually noticed they didn't offer alkaline batteries, just dry-cell mercury-oxide batteries so I quit being a member.

Can you *really* root them, or are you just installing Google Play?

Udvar-Hazy charges for parking but the museum entrance is free.

There is a $15 parking fee.

This why I use AWS us-west-2 (Oregon) for my workloads.

It's powered mostly by hydroelectricity and some solar.

There's a Facebook data center there (I visited it a few times), along with Apple's "Pillar" data center across the street which nobody can visit.
To the north is AWS us-west-2, Google, and Microsoft Azure, which are much closer to the hydroelectric dams.

Probably a good 75% of them are bots.

I mean, the world only has about 8 billion people in it, the vast majority of whom don't have internet access and/or devices that can use Instagram.