"December 4, 2008". Is there more recent info on this subject?

"a single, unsubstantiated claim of infringement should be enough to not only terminate a YouTube account but to terminate Internet access"

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24043931 (related HN discussion over a month ago)

“We were having a discussion about ‘access’ yesterday and some people couldn’t agree what the word’s definition truly was. So, we looked it up on a smartphone, Webster’s."...

"the software development kit is now publicly available on GitHub." (https://github.com/boston-dynamics/spot-sdk)

article quote: But the clot was an uncomfortable surprise. “I think it was probably scary for everybody,” Marshall-Goebel says. “But I think the fact that we found this now is really, really good news..."

Will this work without ever being connected to a network?

You need internet but we have options for customers that need airgap or high security

https://ubuntu-mate.org/ has been available for Pi 2+3 for awhile. Not sure if it's available for Pi 4 yet. Edit: Kali linux does work fine on a Pi 4 though.

> When we asked Mailchimp for an explanation, a spokesperson told us the company doesn’t turn off click-tracking until after an unspecified “probationary period” because they need to ensure “abuse prevention.”

That sounds like "abuse" in itself!

Barely felt this small quake in Covington, WA 98042 but did wake up at 2:52am