This isn't really new tech, and it's nice it's being included by default. Android should be doing the same.

The real myth is that you believe that solar actually produces more power than goes into its production. You're ignoring the mining of rare-earth elements for the PV sensors, the materials for the metal and glass that go into its frame, and the electronics that regulate power production and enable power delivery to a battery or directly to an inverter. The production of all of those things needs to be considered in the manufacturing process of making solar panels. It's ludicrously energy expensive, toxic to the environment from the get-go, and will never replace nuclear (or even natural gas) in terms of sheer output.

Or, it could be:

> Binance said BUSD is issued and owned by Paxos, and it only licenses its brand. "We will continue to monitor the situation," it said in a statement.

For me, it's either music I like on an ad-free service (like Amazon Music) or stuff I've downloaded or podcasts through an app of my choice. I have maybe 6 podcasts I care about, and a dozen others I can listen to or not. Most are long format (an hour or more) which is perfect for the drive to/from work.

As for those bemoaning most podcasters elucidating on things that they aren't "experts" on...well, that's public discourse at large. Whether or not I'm listening to an "expert", I'm listening to someone discuss something that is a passion for them. Most likely if they are worth listening to they'll have put in the effort to educate themselves on a topic. Those who don't are very easy to spot and just ignore.

Because they are unsuitable and unsustainable. It costs more energy to produce solar panels (not to mention the often harmful mining of rare earth minerals for the PV sensors) and wind turbines (which are impractical to service or repair, so once damaged they are simply replaced, using up more resources). Wind and solar are a boondoggle.

Most don't use headphones at all with their cellphones.

Doesn't everyone just have a collection of apps you need and stick to those? I can't even remember when I bought an App. Even free apps only get downloaded when absolutely needed.

Indeed, that is why anyone with a clue wouldn't make important (hell, any... ) devices on a Cloud Service. I, and I hope nobody with a clue, wouldn't accept a firewall that is cloud dependent.

Mine beeps but also gives me an estimate for the time needed. That is useful. I just set an alert on my phone based on that time. Not hard.

Amazon Prime also allows you to download the content. (At least on a phone/tablet you can, I don't know for computers. Probably not.)

I don't expect support from any vendor on any platform. It's that simple.

Support? I use Debian. I do my own support and use "the Internet" for that. My SteamBox is literally Debian 11, booting into a very lightweight DE, autostarting the Steam client in Big Picture mode... all of the info to do that, is available online.

Try VueScan. (Satisfied customer here)

It's "PC Master race" after all, eh?

/me ducks and runs...