We've all seen video after video after video where the incident report and the body cam video told very different stories. They know they're on video, but lying is such an ingrained SOP they just can't help themselves. Not sayings its all LEOs, but its enough of them than none can be trusted by default.

but they still have a long long way to go. I understand the enthusiasm, and trying to nudge industry forward with impossible emissions targets, but 2035 was a pipe dream, 2032 is someone smoking from the wrong pipe.

1st, pass the bill calling it a speed limiter. Think of the children, etc.
2nd, convert the limiters to kill switches, in-place. 0mph is a limit too.

#1 is even minor damage totals the car, and that is driving up MY insurance rates, and I don't even own an EV. If you're going to subsidize anything, subsidize repair. Take their burden off my balance sheet.
#2 is the cold weather problem is real. Happened to someone I know. Took the tesla on a ski weekend, car died. Friend went up to rescue them, in a tesla, it also died. They called a 3rd friend to bail them out, who told them no way because I also drive a tesla and I don't want to get stuck too. I'll hang onto my ICE until all this shit gets sorted out.
#3 The grid is in shambles as it is. 2035 or bust will leave us all sitting in the dark.
#4 Lithium mining and waste plus power generation to charge the things is somehow magically better for the environment than ICE? I still don't buy that. Thats a fairy tale.

I rented one on a business trip, worst mistake ever. Ended up having to cancel a meeting that was beyond the vehicle's range, had to basically leave it at the hotel and uber around for lack of convenient charging options.

I'm not paying for the service to watch ads. I'm not paying "just 2.99/month more" to watch it without ads either. That's a hard pass from me. Time to reevaluate if I even need prime for my deliveries.

Public domain in the US has been damaged forever, collateral damage to the fight to keep mickey out of the PD

yet none of the underlying fundamental problems are being addressed.

Because that's about the only thing that would get me to buy one.

In my case the VMs fall into 2 buckets; Windows Server (DC's etc that wont run on arm desktop windows), and vendor supplied OVAs that are often built on some proprietary BSD variant. I'm building automation that targets these things. None of them will run on arm in the foreseeable future, and most won't run on a cloud in any cost effective manner. Any workaround I can come up with involves adding more computers to my go bag or sticking to well internetted places and parking the extra computers somewhere I can get to them.

Or, you know, kick MacOS to the curb and get on with doing what I need to do.

My personal macbook is a 2017. I'll run it until it dies because I still need x86 vms. If apple silicon is ever fast enough to emulate them performantly I'll reconsider, otherwise I'll hunt down a well behaved linux laptop. Windows can't be trusted, Apple physically can't run my workloads, so Linux is all that remains. Is it 'the year of the linux desktop' again yet?

As far as I can tell they are missing features like dynamicdns, so when my domains are forced over some things will just stop working.

to search for the chrome installer, once, on every new windows install.

also TIL blackberry.com is still online.

they used to do file storage and sync, but could never get the business model worked out.