Keep in mind this is “X, the everything app”. Musk expects it to be your one stop on the internet for everything, including online banking.

“Private Equity” says it all.

But…mud bricks? Did they make any mud bricks?

It’s really too bad I’m unable to update my firmware until I agree to let ASUS sell my data.

Do they accept NFTs?

“Bad” memory that lasts 45 years in interplanetary space.

#BringVoyagerHome

The original story was similar: PLA is made from corn, and is completely biodegradable.

Interested people took various parts made from PLA and put them outside for a while. Some people buried them. Some people put them in their compost pile or canisters. I think the only result was some discoloration and possibly some reduced strength.

So now it seems PLA only biodegrades under industrial conditions, requiring elevated temperatures.

People with 3D printers will remember how we were lied to about PLA’s biodegradability.

Here’s my Reddit Gold. 🪙 One share please!

The electric grid will be ready when it needs to be ready. Power companies aren’t going to just leave EVs on the table, even if they have to beg for money to upgrade.

There’s a post around here somewhere about a Chinese (BYD) EV for $15,000. I didn’t look at it, but that’s going to be entry level with few bells/whistles. Still, that’s cheaper than any US ICE vehicle I know of.

I don’t know anything about Nextcloud. Syncthing is open source, and there are a couple of Android apps. I use Syncthing Fork and don’t have any problems.

I currently use Syncthing to keep my Keepass database updated on my phone, laptop, and home server. Any change anywhere is instantly sent directly to the other 2 devices.

lol, not the rich. If only there were some legal mechanism to freeze his accounts…

Can you expand on this? There used to be multiple electron beams in every house in America.

You get a horse, you get a horse, EVERYBODY GETS HORSES!

What is this clickbait bullshit? Here I was expecting more arguments I could use to move people away from Chrome, but the warning is just typical Microsoft trying to promote their own garbage browser.

I’m on a VPN (Mullvad) and not blocked by Startpage.

An argument I hadn’t seen until recently was “Man-made climate change is real, it’s an existential problem, and the only way to combat it is to burn as much fossil fuel as we can right now to boost the economy and increase our efforts to find a solution.”

Because scientific endeavors work in real life exactly like Sid Meier’s Civilization?

So, what can I do with the code contained in an ink-cartridge chip? Can I play Doom?

Is it irony if the only virus ever written for an ink-cartridge just bricks the printer?

Exactly. There’s too much possibility of false positives in most of these technologies to be safe. There’s a section where NHTSA covers how they should handle disabling a vehicle in a dangerous situation. For example, if I’m in the middle of the woods camping and drinking, should I be able to drive my car to escape a forest fire?