Check out this amazing project: What is Battery Emulator? Many manufacturers sell home battery systems to enable homeowners to store power collected from the grid, or renewable sources, to use at times when electricity demand is higher. However almost all of these home battery systems charge a high cost for every kilowatt hour (kWh) of capacity you buy. https://github.com/dalathegrea...

Crazy to see Texas slide into the nanny state role so hard.

There is all of that, but they need more. An article, https://www.sixthtone.com/news... mentions the lack of service centers, but they are actively training people to do it.

Not true, it uses Gecko. Do you have a source?

If it was a fork it wouldnâ(TM)t be based on Chromium.

We've always had the option to have someone else do the homework.

Guessing they will keep moving forward. They are still committed to the Universal EV Platform platform, with the first vehicle coming out in 2027.

I think it's basically like a pre-provisioned 529 and the govt puts a little bit of money in there to get you started. CA has a similar thing already I think.

Just spent an hour trying to get Gemini CLI trying to get to do something in PowerShell. Failed in the end.
Would love to be able to get paid to do the same.

How about them selling it to the highest bidder and knowing when you come and go. what people come over, what you buy? you really need to read 1984..

"one of the most recognizable names in Android launchers".
What's an "Android launcher"?

This reminds me of the early days of wifi when the idea was that everyone should just share their wifi with everyone else. You could provision guest wifi or a shared wifi ssid on your local router.

In the end that all failed because the govt could come after your for some stranger using your wifi to do something illegal.

So in the end it all becomes centralized and managed by big companies that have the resources to comply with all the different regulations and we pay the cost of all the employees that have to track all the differences in privacy laws in every state or whatever.

Of course you can buy a $50 digitizer from the internet, but is it the same quality? There are countless videos and articles about crappy 3rd party replacement parts that do work, but the same quality isn't there. Performance, color, etc are not the same as the original parts.

Technically Apple is the only app created, but the protocol is open and anyone can make a client for anything else with it.

Not really. So many online platforms that offer a great product. Platforms like Zenni Optical are great. You put in your face dimensions, scan it and it will find glasses that fit your face. Then you can "virtually" try them on. My last pair of progressives was less than $80.