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lam92103 said:

A Thunderbolt/USB-C version of this would be interesting. It should be able to extract quite a bit more

They already have that as well. 

https://shop.hak5.org/products/omg-cable?variant=39808315490417

Just exactly how is Google preventing anyone from creating ads? Did Google tell customers not to place ads? Did Google tell ISPs not to carry ads except for Google? 
   

mike1 said:

GrannySmith99 said:

And how is this related to Apple news?

Probably confirms there will never be any HomeKit support for Roomba vacuums. Just like with Ring.

That's not what it will happen. Amazon, Google, and Apple have agreed to offer home automation products marked with "Matter" logo to work with their platforms. Any devices marked with "Matter" is also HomeKit compatible with the upcoming iOS upgrade.

There is literally no technical barrier to accepting Matter devices. It's Apple that is not allowing access to them in name of "security" but we can use the "HomeBridge" hack that allow HomeKit app to show non-HomeKit devices.

 

racerhomie3 said:

Why is Apple not looking towards Indonesia,Vietnam,India,Bangladesh etc. These are growing nations that are hungry for manufacturing and have huge number of customers.

India is not favored due to slow processes, heavy regulations, and poor infrastructure. Indians have already rioted many times which makes businesses not trust them to be dependable. 

In USA, we have many regulations dictating what businesses can do and cannot do. It's usually due to environmental protections and private ownership rights. Our infrastructure is weakening as well. There are a lot of solutions for improving the whole infrastructure like building dedicated highways for autonomous vehicles (which means less traffic and safer than human-driven roads) and high speed rails but we're stuck with politicians and voters who don't really grasp the concept of how important those things are. We need to break away from our dependence on "driving" as a symbol of independence or wealth and focus on providing Americans the resilient infrastructure they need. 

China delivers as promised. China is ruthless but efficient at making sure it gets done. Also, China has billions of people working. In USA, we have way too many people not working and we just don't have enough manpower to scale up to demands. China has superior infrastructure and has high speed rails to connect to all major cities. China is already rolling out autonomous vehicles. 

That's basically the reason why we don't move to other nations - they're not worth the cost or the time when China can do it much faster and scale up nicely for less. Even in USA, we are not meeting the deadlines for factories and costing us a lot more money than forecasted. What took China only a few months to build would take at least two years in USA due to lack of manpower and heavy regulations here. 

UPDATE: 

Relevant article relating to India:

https://asiatimes.com/2020/11/why-manufacturers-are-not-rushing-from-china-to-india/

If Elon Musk asked for bot account and Twitter failed to provide that, then I don't see how it's illegal or how he can be sued.
 
It's same with buying a house, a buyer want to have the house inspected and all questions answered before full purchase begins. If the seller fail to provide everything the buyer ask for, the seller has no right to sue.