It is quite sad to see countries giving up their traditions for some globalised norm. This is only a small example but entire languages have been lost this way. I don't see any great benefit to it either

Went on a trip to Morocco there recently and you'd have fellas wearing Djellabas coming at you with a horse and cart traversing the roundabout in the wrong direction with no lights, street hawkers, traditional dwellings but also the obligatory abstraction layer to make the country compatible with the stereotypical suited-up Western businessman (McDonalds, big hotels, places accepting Visa/Mastercard). I wish there could be at least one country completely immune and unscathed by this shit

Despite android making it more awkward than it should be. The UI makes it look like "You want to turn off your phone completely? What?? You lunatic! Don't you know we're living in an 'always on' society now?"

Hopefully OLED and MicroLED and whatever other types will follow suit soon after. Perhaps the days of dulling your mind by passively gawking at pixels changing colour will finally come to an end.

At any one time there will be lots of Teslas not at home or not connected or nearly empty. Not every home will have a Tesla either.

This might be true but something like 9 out of 10 lung cancer cases come from tobacco smoking. Here in Europe air quality has been steadily improving since the 90s but for the past 10 years they are making an absolutely huge deal out of the air pollution that remains and I can't quite figure out why

The world's hardest to repair.

Yes. Normies prefer the sugary fisher price interface of phones and tablets and don't care about stuff like running IDE's and graphic design. Also windows sucks really hard nowadays. People don't really get excited about a windows laptop it's just something they need for work/college. Laptops will soon become a niche device just for nerds. Made by small scale manufacturers with 3D printed cases and running Linux

You are basically throwing your money at random number generators and vending machines that don't sell anything. If it is a game of skill I can kind of understand, but it rarely is.

The usual politically correct drivel.

Radioactive particles from years of nuclear bomb explosions makes its way into all steel produced since 1945.

I am absolutely delighted that people are finally wising up and no longer falling for being endlessly "entertained" by pixels changing colour on a screen with no interaction whatsoever. It's fantastic to see people rediscovering the great outdoors, socialising with real people, becoming creative again and giving the couch potato lifestyle the heave-ho for the first time since television was introduced. Soon the effects of the populace consuming decades worth of misinformation will start to wear off as people no longer content with being fed lies on politically biased news channels will seek out the truth for themselves. What a time to be alive!

AI is just corporate America (and China) pulling up the ladder behind themselves

They are just AI-ing the absolute living feck out of everything now to show off how good they are

We're all completely fcuked.

You will no longer have a job. So Microsoft are cannibalising the fcuk out of this one