I believe google maps pulls its data from municipalities setting up and streaming realtime data using this: https://developers.google.com/transit/gtfs-realtime
For my city, I was able to pull this GTFS data into my home automation system to show next arrival times for a couple of convenient stops near my home.
Mmmm…. I think the title may be a bit strongly worded, but the concept that a big data company like Google isn’t doing what you expect them to be doing with your data…. Despite clear efforts to do so… that’s kind of concerning.
Like it’s cool that they have this DB and that things like this are getting fixed, it might be nice if they were more transparent about this… but it seems like they’re trying. And yet, so many privacy issues crop up due to the shear quantity and variety of data they process.
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The official term is community, not sub. FYI
But to automate the front door unlocking, it needs to be detectable from HA. Which I believe is possible, but requires a macOS machine to extract the necessary rolling code key information.
I hop around periodically through iOS options, I’m using 2 main ones right now: Arctic and Avelon
I think Arctic is the best
I’ve had data succession planning on my todo list for a couple of years now
No I’ve got a $70 usb/bluetooth DAC w 3.5 and 2.5 jacks
:-( doesn’t exist
What age is that 30-40?
I’m voting for Trump because he hasn’t done anything bad as a second term president.
I don’t get how this isn’t a user choice, like on iOS. Getting dual selection windows is stupid. Also… why couldn’t you just use a system file picker? Why does it end up being extra steps. Doesn’t make sense to me.
Looking into a bit further, sounds like you’re SOL. This is the new behavior and you will use it for your own benefit.
Google going down the Apple route of choosing how you should use your phone.
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It looks like the behaviour Apple recently added, you can give an app limited access to your files. So instead of just getting the file upload prompt, you get a system prompt first, that asks which files you want the app to be able to see.
The solution is probably to give that app full access to your files/photos
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Ok, definitely something to worry about when I’m that valuable of a target.
What’s the risk here? Isn’t the chance of collision so low that it’s virtually impossible for someone to create a malicious payload that has the same hash as the original file?
Oh yeah, then you definitely need something else to take the transit schedule and realtime updates to plan routes for you.