Yeah, I admit they cost more, but I’m not playing high perf games on it, so it’s absolutely fine - no apps struggle.
And the eco thing has to start somewhere and that’s not something Google’s aiming for (afaik)
Plus, watching other’s expression when I swap a battery to be fully charged in 60 seconds is great.
This is the real answer - get something that NUT supports
Fairphone have been offering 5 years of support for years… and ethically sourced materials, replacable parts (inc. nokia style batteries that you can replace)
Not to mention acceptance of alternative OS installations
Information is free, it’s the transmission medium (paper printing or webservers) and the journalist’s wages that you should pay for.
That must scrub the hell out of the tyres… unless you’re on sand or a greasy wet road
You missed the part about AI - Actual Intelligence
It’s Open source hardware too
I’m glad it’s open hardware as much as open software, but I think I’ll wait to see what the OpenWrt Two looks like.
It’s just like the indoor farm factory things, eventually everyone realises it’s too expensive
Cost of car + remote driver infrastructure + remote driver (minimum) wage will be much higher than simpler car + local driver
This. I sync my (markdown) notes between Linux, Windows and Android devices, edit on either device , or even manually manipulate the text files, and all is well.
That’s a good point actually.
If I could self-host a server that my devices were authenticated with and constantly backing up to (and geo-tracking), then that would be useful.
Currently I have syncthing and no authentication with anyone/thing else.
Just a casual bystander with no clue what’s going on… why’s change.org a problem?
Edit: ok, read more posts, understand now
Gotta say, formatting of text isn’t a high priority for me… I’m pinging someone about a thing, I’m not writing a presentation. Adding emojis is about as much as I need 🤔
And - to me - adding people to an adhoc group call / chat is straight forwards - and finding those conversations later is too
But, I believe that there’s a few Corp IT settings that can be adjusted (we’ve recently lost the ability to add gifs for example), so maybe that’s what’s going wrong.
But we’re a long way from AOL IM 😉
The arrrs are often rips of physical media, so they’ll be setting sail too I guess