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Comment Re:Why? (Score 1) 35

The desire for a lower friction less of a pain in the ass economy. The desire not to waste all that effort and energy across the whole economy? A sense of fair dealing and basic honesty?

Wonderful. I share this desire, but I'm a realist. Caveat emptor rings just as true today, as it did when first coined.

A desire to keep Mr. Haney from Green Acres firmly in the realm of comedic satire?

I'll have to take your word on that one.

Comment Re:I love EVs, but (Score 1) 66

The moment self-driving cars are ready, Uber will get rid of all human drivers

And, why shouldn't they? Better for them, better for the passengers. Win-win.

I doubt you're completely correct, though. If there's a market for it, they'll just have a different tier of vehicle, driven by humans, for riders that want such a thing. "Uber-H", or something.

Comment Re:Fingers crossed they'll make small ones too (Score 1) 35

Me too. I had a Pixel 5 for years. The battery swelled and damaged the screen. So, because there wasn't another phone (with a LineageOS port) available in the size I wanted, I bought another, refurb Pixel 5.

Two weeks ago, the battery started swelling again, so I just broke down and bought a Pixel 9. Awesome phone, aaaand I kinda hate it. Too big. Too heavy. Way too damned slippery (I hate putting cases on my phones).

What I really want is something the size of the old OnePlus X. That was a great phone (crappy camera notwithstanding). An updated model of the OPX, with a mediocre camera (to keep from having a bump) would be great, and I'd pay a premium price for it.

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