I agree, but what to do about owners of supercars then? It’s not like if they have any particular training to operate them safely, for the most part.

Maybe I’ve missed the /s, but yes, they’re binding, as long as they’re not in contradiction with the laws.

I’ve dealt with authorized service centre, which has replaced my MacBook Air motherboard due to a faulty NVMe.

Lucky for me I’ve had a beyond excellent experience with Apple support representative - though not through forum (phone).

The resetting was a bit of a pain, yes. But ultimately it led to a proper and timely resolution.

Don’t hate me because I’m using Google Cloud Platform buckets…

These were my first words upon just seeing the title 😂

X, formerly Twitter, …

I guess it could be argued that everybody via higher potential expense via NHS?

And the other part, mobile phones, is certainly not victimless crime.

I wonder constantly how in this day and age people still don’t use hands free either in-car, speaker, or BT systems if they really MUST be talking “all the time”.

That’s what I’m waiting for, just that it gets close to Mx performance and has proper Linux support.

No, it’s about M$ saying Windows 10 will be last Windows ever…

https://www.pcworld.com/article/394724/why-is-there-a-windows-11-if-windows-10-is-the-last-windows.html

And yeah, basically everybody knew that ot wasn’t going to be the case, but we can still throw it in their faces.

Yeah that was my inspiration 😀

Libre Translate? Can have yourbown instance as well.

Considering it should have been the last Windows ever… Yeah.

What’s behind the API is code. API itself is only an communication interface.

Yeah but you’re talking about APIs, not code.

Hasn’t it been established already that APIs can’t be proprietary, like the case woth Oracle against Google?

Afaik consoles are still exempt, so only a partial victory.

My RPi4 is running PiHole, mailu and HomeAssisstant, without hickups.

But does it actually fix the problem? Like, in practice, on scale.

Encrypted files sent to Google Cloud Storage (bucket) for long-term archival. Comes out pretty cheap like that.