Lol, I love the don't want to argument. I hate waking up and having a fuil "tank" every morning. I really love stopping and grabbing some grubby gas pump handle and wasting my time standing there to shove in 4 times as expensive fuel.

There are legit arguments against EVs being practical for a lot of people but the 'dont wanna' is just boomers and related idjits that don't want to change

Right?

Closest town is 20 miles from me, and my electrics work just fine. I love waking up with a full tank every morning and not ever having to stop at a gas station.

The shame was that Snips had a pretty robust on device voice assistant but got bought out by Sonos and buried. Four years ago, I had it tied into Alexis (if you wanted) and had some direct integrations with some Alexis games and even had it tied into text adventure emulators like Zork, etc.

And yes, it answered to 'Hey, Jarvis'. Sigh, gotta love the consolidation enshittification.

Ok

This guy dead

> backing up the recovery key to a Microsoft account or Entra ID

Another way to force you to log into MS to use your computer

Err, you left with a full 'tank of gas' right? So 130 miles is way more than 100% doable in any real EV without stopping.

Or better yet make an electric one. 90% of people in an F150 would be fine in a ranger, except of course their worries about their penis size.

Give me a ranger electric or eve bring over the hybrid with pro power you are only giving to the europeans.

...It's also the very R-rated film

Reaally? Is that a sentence?

A very good point, but wind also has the 24/7 advantage so solar needs storage of some variety to reach the same level of usefulness.

I was going to answer, but your comment doesn't actually have anything coherent to respond to. Sigh, probably the point in that I am responding to an AI troll.

FFS, reading two sentences in makes that headline out to be the ridiculous clickbait it is. Slashdot, please do better.

Pretty much that, F those guys.

The article omits this part of Apple's TOS, "However, a gift that is connected to or associated at any point in time with receiving digital content or services must use in-app purchase."

Hate defending them since they should 100% allow this, but since the tip is associated with the content received, it does meet the criteria in their TOS. And allowing the tip on their profile page is OK. If they allow the app to mention that they can tip from that page that seems like it should be legit. But the teachers can also verbally mention it I would think, "Comment, like and subscribe".

Still bullshit, though.