

The thing on her neck has depth (particularly on the sides); it looks like a necklace or collar. The tattoo on her arm is covered by a sweater.
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The thing on her neck has depth (particularly on the sides); it looks like a necklace or collar. The tattoo on her arm is covered by a sweater.


Punch him right in the face with a 12ga slug.


Whenever a device needs to connect to a web domain, the first thing it has to do is retrieve that domains IP address. Thats a DNS request.
While I don’t remember which domains exactly (this was 5+ years ago when I last checked); just the fact that it’s reaching out to external connections 20k+ times a day is concerning.
For context; my entire network has made 28k dns requests in the last 24hrs. Thats 3 mobile phones that are in use constantly, three PCs, and a handful of IOT devices like smart bulbs/switches.
20k from one device is A LOT.
It’s primarily an idle device that’s awaiting a voice command. Supposedly it’s processing audio locally to find the wake word ‘ok google’ and only then uploading the audio to be processed as a voice command on googles servers. So what’s it uploading/connecting to 20k times a day while it’s suposed to be idle…?
Like it’s trying to connect to where? Why?
I don’t know exactly. That’s the problem.


When I setup pihole, the google home speakers I had were making dns requests something like 20k times a day. More than pretty much every other device on my network.
I removed them all after that.
The cow at least makes sense; why tf are we milking a pig?!?
Well that’s… Mildly unnerving…
It’s good to have
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