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A mass produced TV with some AI steaming abilities.

Example: I am watching a tv show called stranger things, there is a black kid in it that ruins all the work that went into creating the show. All the 80's music, vehicles, clothing etc. In 2025 there should be a AI function on the tv/monitor to detect sunburned actors and change them to honkeys. Do it on the fly, heck just detect it and place a jpg overlay of your choice when it comes to such scene automatically.

Come on guys.

Spotify allows anybody to add music tracks. Is it possible to get infected by malware from these random tracks added by unknown users?

The Chinese legally impotrted male USB cable connector has a defective size, so it made become loose the female USB connector. Now other normal USB male connectors lose grip and fall outside. Fuck fucking China. Only China does this junk. Do not buy Chinese junk, even legally imported.

Can I sue these POS chinks?

I've bought a new electric kettle. Severin WK 3472. It's supposed to be a quality brand made in Germany.

This mini kettle is very small. Only 0,5 Liters.

It has two weird issues. Smell of rubber from the glass tank. Steam on the glass tank after boiling even with the lid open that stays forever.

All my previous electric kettle never had this issues. No smell at all, and no steam at all right after boiling water, even with the lid closed.

Anybody else who has a kettle this small, can confirm if this is normal, or if my kettle is defective?

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