Even if there were good reasons to use DST, it should be smeared similarly over let's say a month or so. However, there are no good reasons and although the majority of EU decided to abandon it, there was a couple of South-European countries not supporting it, so we couldn't get rid of it. It was also drowned out in the Wuhan flu epidemic, later known as Covid-19 due to the extreme lobbying by the CPP to shift the blame away from China even though the truth eventually surfaced, and things they campaigned on our media as disinformation turned out to be the actual truth.

I wish we'd finally end the dependency on legacy time keeping and just standardize on seconds for everything. We can use standard SI scale multipliers and if we want some fixed reference, we could use what our computers use, the Unix Epoch signifying the dawn of a new era counting from 1970-01-01 00:00:00.000 UTC onwards. In terms of formatting it compactly, I'd recommend base36 as the biggest standard base using just case-insensitive standard characters of 0-9a-z. My demo of it is here: https://sorsacode.com/base36cl...

Perhaps there will still be a "Year of Linux on the desktop", once the desktop metaphor stops having any relevance. Apple probably goes for AR stuff in the long run. No idea whether Microsoft will be relevant as an OS vendor in the long run.

Just get a wireless adapter, they're cheap and just plug one end to the USB end and it'll present as a wireless Carplay unit simply proxying the connection.

The last iPhone design that had a fingerprint reader was the iPhone 7, if 8 and the SE models don't count. iPhone X that was released alongside the legacy form iPhone 8 replaced the fingerprint reader with a face scanner called FaceID. The only models you could get TouchID (fingerprint readers) on were iPads and iPhone SE models that still use the iPhone 7/8 design.

Because the 1st gen iPhone SE is externally like the iPhone 5 and internally like the 6s. It's two generations older hardware than the iPhone 8.

So do I, and an old Mini too, but those are over 10 years old machines that aren't supported by even Windows anymore.

Warranty and liability would be something you'd negotiate in the software license. Not something to apply to the industry as a whole.

They ship the same boxes worldwide, without chargers, brcause EU and such require so to reduce e-waste.

It's a meme by diginatives voting things they know nothing about. ME was just an improved version of 95/98/98SE and definitely not worse in any regard than in predecessors. However, it's often compared to Windows 2000, which was the first NT that had plug & play and XP, which was the first consumer NT.

It's not really even going to space, it's barely suborbital and they lack a lot of delta-v to really make into an orbit and have real space tourism, such as space hotel and such longer stays than a few seconds.

The 3rd dimension per se makes it easier, since they could each pick an altitude and would not have any risk of collisions in the two remaining dimensions. However, noise and inefficiency are the main drawbacks. The easier way to 3 dimensional traffic is to build tunnels or raised highways.

I remember following Moller's project since the 1980s and he started much earlier. However, it seems like he's invested in the wrong kind of technology (internal combustion engines), whereas BEV is the way to have fine control required for things like this.

With the negative nm technology, the chips cool the environment down and produce power. Bitcoin mining becomes the new power generation technology, producing more energy more than any nation.

Perhaps we're just going into sub-atom size computer features. Quantum computers the other way.

Its protocol is easy to handle even by the dumbest NPCs.