Good ideas will always be copied. Artificial gatekeeper laws are doomed to fail.

The logical answer to people copying your shit is to keep making new shit. Don't expect a free ride forever on that one idea you came up with 10 years ago. I mean you're a "creative" right? so go create.

Your talking to someone still rocking a stock 2017 Android phone bought off ebay and I see no reason to not just replace the battery when it inevitably fails as all phone batteries do.

That compared to the ridiculous compulsion of apparently many Apple fanbois/girls that judge their own self-worth entirely on branding and having this year's latest and greatest.

If you believe Apple actually cares about privacy any more than any of the other big data companies, you are seriously just deluding yourself.

semaglutide can cause serious systemic issues like pancreatitis, gallbladder problems, severe dehydration leading to kidney damage, and potential thyroid tumors, but its most common effects involve severe gastrointestinal issues like gastroparesis (stomach paralysis) and bowel obstruction, which delay food movement, causing nausea, vomiting, pain, and bloating.

It's their lifestyle that made them obese in the first place. Much easier to just live in denial and keep taking a pill that damages your system than actually address the root causes.

Perish the thought that all the rabid Apple fanbois/girls will have to buy other phone brands.

2k for a phone? That's insane.

>> because almost every TV has HDMI.

from a quick look only, most also have displayport.

Congratulations on making the HDMI interface even more irrelevant compared to Displayport.

>> soon or later something better will take that place.

I am under the impression that Displayport already did.

It's already happening in the more civilised parts of the world that even just the replacement rate isn't being met.
Unfortunately the people of most of the underdeveloped/poorer countries are still breeding like rabbits so there is still a net gain in global population numbers.
In terms of average quality of life, humanity as a whole is going backwards fast.

It's actually a terrible idea.

As someone with an SCCA license used to driving racing cars that have much higher performance than nearly everything on the road (including your Tesla), I can tell you that no mass-market road car is hard to drive. The problem is never the car, it's the driver, or more accurately their lack of ability.

To properly solve a problem you need to attack the root cause, not one of it's symptoms.
If there are people out there that can't truly can't handle jthe acceleration of a car or type of car then they shouldn't have been legally allowed to drive it in the first place.

Rather than continually punishing all drivers for the sins of the clueless, how about including car handling (e.g. throttle awareness, skid recovery, etc) in the driving test, such that anyone that proves themselves incapable of being able to drive a fast car properly or safely isn't allowed to?
Perhaps cars need to be put in performance bands, and driving licenses only apply to certain bands depending on the driver's ability.