AI being able to find bugs/exploits is fine, as long as its the maintainer doing it and fixing them.

Only a matter of time before someone uses AI to find a vulnerability in an open source product and uses it as an attack vector.

name one other mainstream os that supports 486 processors.

there is this general notion that people keep sprouting, that if EVs can't do everything we shouldnt bother. That if an EV doesn't cover every possible vehicle use case then nobody can have one.

Electric trucks are a thing. They can do many jobs. Yeah you aren't pulling a road train across the nullarbor, but you can certainly handle a lot of deliveries.

Firefox adds more crap nobody asked for.

I feel like solar on power banks is just a way to keep them maintained.

I bought a jump pack because I needed a jump pack. But I was careful to get one that could do 65w USB-C PD to power a laptop.

I wanted it to be able to do multiple things.

slate grey colourbond is very popular these days. massive heat island effects in new developments.

its australia, it doesn't get that cold.

fuck off microsoft.

You want to know how to cut a load of costs and improve customer satisfaction? Fire half your programmers and STOP CHANGING SHIT FOR NO REASON

the ferrari hybrid has no reverse in the transmission. reverse is EV only :D

reminds me of that video of the guy pushing his lambo out of the parking garage in the middle of the night so he didn't wake the neighbours. bet he wishes he had EV only mode :D

if the ICE is purely running as a generator, then there is efficiencies that can be had from lack of geartrain/transmission losses, and being able to run it at the optimum revs

the point of a PHEV is that you charge at home when you are doing your regular commute/chores, then you use the ICE when away from home rather than relying on public chargers.

Please just be a web browser.

and stop using 8gb of ram to do fuck all.

what he actually means is "AI will interfere with every job"

for samsung