> BMW's iX3 also includes a new safety feature — a side-radar that detects if a cyclist or vehicle is approaching, and delays the release of the electronic door lock "until the danger passes."

So if you park in a tight spot you're never getting out?

Ofc, bmw drivers aren't known for being able to park on tight spots... they need 2-3 spots for one car.

Is that why it's cheaper to buy discs for consoles than digital starting like 1 month after launch?

This is all a load of bullshit.

There's no mention of them delivering the native linux versions of games that have it is there? They just want to get on the steam decks/steam machines where there's a working Wine.

By the way, has the Epic store discovered the shopping cart yet?

... subject says it all.

Maybe rename the article to "Google admits passkeys are unusable for normal people."

... but why did they have to put the 99% in controlled tests bullshit first?

The "AI" related products would have far less opponents if they were honest about what they can do.

Are they playing the "AI is dangerous" card in hope of getting some cushy government regulated barriers to entry again?

Altman did it before...

Is this a way to avoid saying "raising shipping prices"? Why is it legal to lie like this?

He could have stolen real secrets, not "AI" secrets.

Only the rich early adopter types have money to buy a new car in Europe.

How much have car sales gone down overall?

At that end of the price range the 10k premium (which is probably 20k for porsches) for electric is irellevant.

Wake me up when they sell more electric Golfs and Polos than gasoline.

Texas has shit highways?

Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity.

Copilot didn't write it on its own, it was told to.

... if it can work wired via that usb cable or it has to use bluetooth too and the usb is just for power. Also if it can work without batteries in.

But then I noticed it's tenkeyless :(

He didn't have to go all enterprise with docker which eats ram and stupid library managers that transcode video for some unknown reason and thus need cpu.

My videos are exported through samba and i play them with vlc on a chromecast plugged into the TV. VLC can decode everything so there's no need for transcoding on the server end, or containers and crap.

For books there's Calibre for a Kindle, or just a directory exported via http for getting them on a tablet.

You can have a home lab, but you don't need it. It's all your fault if you start on it.

But I don't need the car to commute, I need it for holidays. 300 miles is enough when you need 2 minutes to fill up, but not when you need to stop for 45+ minutes if there's a free spot, more otherwise.