More like $50 per month, at least.

How do you figure? Because that sounds like spin to me.

I predicted this over a decade ago, but it sounded a lot more unbelievable back then.

I'll take that as a definite "yes."

Modded down for telling the truth again, I guess?

Maybe to help contribute bug reports?

It's like he doesn't even want his scams to work.

If you dig deep enough it always turns out to be Satanism.

It was me. I licked them all. They're mine now.

My point is neither works without the subsidies, and bringing up EV subsidies as a cudgel for your anti-EV argument without mentioning the gas subsidies is an utterly disingenuous, dishonest argument tactic, and you very well know it, you fucking astroturfer.

You were aware that they had been subsidizing gasoline sales in the US this whole time, since long before EVs were a thing, weren't you? Were you actually not, and this isn't just a character you're playing?

Un-Googled Chromium doesn't get access to certain DRM-encumbered subscription-based streaming sites like Netflix, etc.; basically anything that requires the Widevine plugin to access content. Same as if you forget to check the "Play DRM-controlled content" checkbox in Firefox. Granted you can also make a Google-ified Chromium build instead, but this is beyond the technical expertise of the average user and kinda ruins the point of running Chromium in the first place.

But will it run Linux? Seriously asking here.

Ah, it appears that it did. I was thinking of this. I don't know if it's any good though.

What ever happened to that project that was announced here on Slashdot a while back where someone was gonna try to make a fully open-source-hardware, OpenWRT-compatible wifi router device? Did that ever manage to get off the ground?