Yeah I see people bitching about their TV showing ads on menus and I'm wondering why the hell anyone would hook a smart TV to the internet in the first place.
this post was submitted on 26 Dec 2025
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the answer is consumerism
Ironically:
Internet of Thing = secure Internet of Things = insecure.
Therefore, the 's' in IoT stands for insecurity.
Please please please - lemme connect to tha grid real quick!
This is the most Aperture-ass warning sign ever, and I need it in my life immediately.
I had some of those on as wallpapers for years.
What is this? Surely not legitimate old timey warning labels. What are these from?
from the game Portal 2 judging by the crosshair and Aperture markings on the picture. Likely from the cabe johnson era facility levels.
Hmmm, I only played the first one. I guess I forgot that aperture was company in the game's name. It's been a while.
Do catch up on Portal 2 when you can - even just the JK Simmons narration is worth it IMO.
Reminds me of
I loved that guy - and Rick Sanchez abusing them.
What?
IOT = Internet of Things, i.e. appliances and stuff that connect to the internet. These often have very poor security, so the joke is that there's no S in IOT.
What?
I asked, "what?"
And i asked what you asked what.
what?
Nobody reads signs just remove the chip.
Where I work genuinely has hundreds of devices that must be networked but should never be on the internet.
Industrial manufacturing?
STL?
Not the exact same but https://www.printables.com/model/1327860-do-not-connect-machine-to-internet-sign
The pictogram on this one makes more sense IMO
Perfection! Thanks!