He's creating a "middle class" - they will get the info after the regular insiders, but before hoi polloi.

He should have thought of selling multiple levels of higher tiers.

For a small fee you can get your bullshit before everyone else.

You're not important enough to take away other people's right to vote.

I don't think you're comment is a bot. You seem real.

Once they take away my vote your vote no longer matters because they don't need you to vote for them to win because I'm not able to vote against them.

That's kind of how this mess works. People you disagree with lose the right to vote. That means your side no longer needs elections to win. That means the people in charge of you get to tell you what to do and there's nobody around the stop them. You become their slave. And they take all your property too.

I mean not you of course. You're super cool and super important. Your company couldn't live without you and women throw themselves at you.

I don't think Google should be required to provide anonymized search data to rivals. Firstly, that's effectively their intellectual property.

Oh, I wouldn't worry about that. I'm sure the others will do something transformative with the data.

In OSS there's a certain desperation for quality code where a lot of bullshit has historically been tolerated.

In the comment you posted at the top of this thread, you talked about servers, desktops, and mobile devices. Now you want the conversation to be only about desktops.

Extreme? Not in my opinion.

The advertising clause wasn't "non-free" as much as a practical problem that was incompatible with the GPL's ban on additional restrictions. It was largely removed when much popular software switched from the 4-clause original BSD license to the 3-clause or 2-clause version.

The appropriate copyright notice clause remained in 3-clause and 2-clause BSD licenses. This clause is also present in GPLv2 and GPLv3.

Swappable batteries seem to make sense for city cars, otherwise they don't really work out. It would perhaps work better if we built space frame vehicles, but unibody is actually superior for overall user experience, especially in NVH.

From what I can tell color OS has bloatware but it can all just be uninstalled. The major complaint with color OS is that it has a different icon set that's meant to look like ios. Also by default color OS is missing all the Google apps but that's a Chinese thing. They can be installed they just aren't there by default like they are for oxygen OS.

There are probably some oxygen OS specific features I'm not thinking of that are going to be missing from color OS because I've turned them off in order to get my 13r closer to stock Android.

This shit goes all the way back to the opening of fight club. You figure out how many users have actually used content and therefore are likely to notice and Sue and you figure out how likely they are to be able to sue in the first place since it's very difficult to do any sort of class action lawsuits in America anymore thanks to lobbying from large corporations. Then you figure out a dollar amount on all that and a dollar amount to pay for the licensing and Bob's your uncle whichever one is bigger wins.

This is what happens when you vote for anti-consumer, anti-regulation, anti bureaucracy politicians for 50 years.

The thing people don't seem to understand is all those bureaucrats are the white collar cops walking the beat of the corporations screwing you over.

The only reason the DMV sucks, which is the only reason anyone hates bureaucrats, is because we intentionally underfunded because you can register the vote there. Several States just passed laws requiring the legislation to fund the DMV in order to create minimum wait times and as soon as they did that the DMV was fine and there was no complaints anymore about bureaucrats.

Also more people registered to vote.

Regulations are written in blood. And if you don't have somebody there to enforce those regulations the blood isn't going to stop. That somebody is definitionally a bureaucrat. Because we don't have cops policing corporations. Funny that when you and I do something we're not supposed to a guy with a gun and a stick shows up but when a multi-millionaire CEO does the same shit it's a guy in the suit with little or no power...

On one hand, you raise good points, and on the other hand they don't apply to automotive traction batteries. Battery packs are chassis structural members.

If you're in the States and want an equivalent that seems to be the one. I tried the newest Samsung Galaxy but the battery life was horrible.

Qualcomm chips have by far the best modems. If you've got signal issues the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 or 5 is the way to go. But they're battery hogs so you really want that 7000+ mwh battery...

Also watch out for expensive phones with old Gen 6 and 7 chips.

Guess you forgot that we totally fucked up Iran

We have to both be thinking of TNG and later because in TOS the primary interface is physical controls and most readouts aren't screens.

In TNG the primary interface for casual use is verbal, but there are displays everywhere and it's common for people to ask for something to be displayed on them, and the primary interface for technical activities is touch screens.