Never take software from a hardware company.

https://www.armbian.com/download/

Often a whole lot of steps are taken before actually going public.

Broadly yes, as a “user”.

And has had a PIN lock from the start. Doesn’t help if you leave it as 1234, though.

The most evil company that ever existed needs it. So you will have it by default.

Car infotainment systems have always been outdated.

Read that as family in a basket. Close enough.

Burning any carbohydrates in inefficient piston engines is never going to be environmentally friendly, though.

They’ve already made contracts and announcements for France as well.

Yes. The term has been kind of redefined in practise from massive misuse. Just like many others.

The worst of both worlds? Yes, pretty much.

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I sign into windows

Ah, there’s your problem.

That’s peertube, right? A slight problem is that a lot of the popular content is only on YouTube for the money. Better patronage or sponsoring systems would help with that. For ones not in it for the money, knowing there’s a solid service with community would probably suffice.

1300-2000 €. They wouldn’t be cheap if you cut off a digit from the price.

Highly unlikely, but hopefully one day.

Ad blocker is kind of a sad name for a content/spam filter, a vital security tool, but that’s what we got. Especially since browsers naively didn’t include filtering and block lists by default and they only became common as add-ons.

Um, actually clueless people have made “that’s not real AI” and “but computers will never …” complaints about AI as long as it has existed as a computing science topic. (50 years?)

Chatbots and image generators being in the headlines has made a new loud wave of complainers, but they’ve always been around.

Almost every sentence. But funny self review and other things aside, main problems:

“Watts… Contains.” Is a fundamental confusion on what a watt is. It’s like asking how much fast there is in a box.

The answer has a good basic idea, but also a total comprehension failure not just pulling the numbers out of thin air, but badly describing an equation with watts on one side and watt hours on another. The answer is both ignoring realities and getting the hypotheticals wrong. Sounds expertish but is both wrong and useless.

When they could have just said “yes, you could use a suitable inverter with a suitable battery and a fridge in some cases, but the math and actual connections would be more complicated than that explanation” or something like that.

If they didn’t make it clear that brave is a series scam company, deservedly.

I have, but it was one of the very old bananas. Should dig out out sometime.