It is not electric, but, I just bought a Subaru Outback Wilderness with a CVT. It is my first car with a CVT, and I am disappointed that it has fake shift points. I have a turbo engine and could be enjoying seamless acceleration without them. The car is pretty quick and would be quicker if they didn't implement them. I read that they put the fake 8 shift points in because people did not like not having the feeling of shifting. Plus, it gives them a reason to put shifter paddles on my steering wheel, which I have yet to touch. So I guess it comes down to people don't like change, and having those shift points is a comfort/fun zone for the masses, but not the intelligent.

But they will advertise Skype in the next Windows update.

One of the reasons I stopped using Logitech peripherals several years ago was due to the problematic software updates. One minute my mouse was fine, after a software update problematic. Now I can pay for that wonderfulness?

I now stick with hardware that I can control and does not require external software to work properly, like my keyboard with my own QMK customizations.

The Windows 11 Start Menu and Task Bar changes have accelerated my productivity. They made me switch to Linux full-time.

Not if my AI-powered extension blocker extension that blocks AI extensions is installed first. Of course, my extension would then realize it must remove itself, causing a deadlock, breaking your browser, preventing you from seeing any AI related articles as well as the rest of the internet.

Ecolibots!

Here boy.... Come Cerberus, come on boy. Your a good boy Cerberus!

Off to the slopes!

They do.

Maybe I am in the wrong room.

I don't care if I can use the greatest third-party widget of all time. If it is forced to be next to the MSN news-rag widget which I currently can't remove, widgets will remain disabled by a group policy.

They handle telemetry from 100s of millions of Windows installations with no problem.

Pretty please.

Anál nathrach, orth’ bháis’s bethad, do chél dénmha

could not fix.

The updated Microsoft Pro Intellimouse is a great mouse. At least I think so. It is comfortable, reliable and seems well made. I use AutoHotKey to add functionality to the buttons (e.g. Forward Button+Middle Button = Task View.) I refuse to use any Logitech or Razer products due to the crappy software you need to install for customization. I don't even use the Microsoft Mouse & Keyboard Center software since I just don't need it. It also just works as expected on my Linux machines.