

Good luck with checking all dependencies as a developer, bonus points for JavaScript. You’ve just become a 98% less effective. But seriously, how would you check everything? And if you stumble upon malicious code, would you even recognize it?


Good luck with checking all dependencies as a developer, bonus points for JavaScript. You’ve just become a 98% less effective. But seriously, how would you check everything? And if you stumble upon malicious code, would you even recognize it?


But still, from my very brief experience, sometimes it requires fiddling or game might just not work or crash here and there. Whereas games on windows just work. More or less. Remember, there are plenty of none tech savvy gamers out there who just want to play games.


If you are a gamer, you don’t care, me thinks, sadly so


Which comes at the worst possible time price wise 🥺 damn AI bubble


The big parts are philosophy and libraries, learning a language is relatively easy.


I think the problem is that Android doesn’t immediately upload the changes since Keepass (which one are you using?) doesn’t poll all the time - assuming you opened your .kdbx through “Nextcloud” option. You can always use “Synchronize database…” option of Keepass2Android that will upload or download everything. And even if you have conflicts, they are usually easily solved by merging changes. At least that’s my experience.


It’s actually refreshing that it is not yet another SUV.


It works for me just fine with KeePass2Android, what exactly is your problem?


If their size and capacity is equal or similar, why not?


Depends on the model, but many, especially cheaper ones, have standard lead batteries which you can buy at motor or electronics shops.


Yep, specially with lower quality UPS the lead batteries degrade in a year or two to an useless state. I doubt you can simply replace them and I wonder about LFP UPSs as well.


In the case of VW that might be actually a good move.


Right, but those can’t really compare to four wheeled vehicles where batteries are much bigger and harder to swap. I wonder how is the battery ownership working - you probably don’t own the battery?


For cars or trucks?


It makes sense for trucks and such, but there were other attempts before and none stuck. I’m curious how this one will go.

If I deny global warming, there can’t be one. Simple.


The Cybercab is a purpose-built, two-seat autonomous pod with no driver controls. No steering column, no pedal assembly — all of that weight and complexity is gone. Tesla designed a teardrop-shaped body that narrows significantly at the rear, optimized purely for aerodynamics rather than rear passenger comfort or cargo space.
Don’t drool yet

Germany npps roughly started operating from 1970-85, in Slovenia we have one NPP that began in 1983, still works perfectly fine and we are extending its life at least until 2043 if not beyond. So, tell me again about maximum design lifespan…
France is still having Russia of all places process a large part of the needed uranium 🙄 And the nuclear power plants are causing huge debts for the operators.
What’s the price tag on avoiding global warming? Also uranium can be found and processed elsewhere and it sucks that they use Russia (both imports and processing). But I guess this is just typical EU hypocrisy when it comes to Ukraine war.

So, let’s just put another cable to the grid and everything is solved then?
Since it’s OSS, you can make a feature request or even implement the feature yourself, I guess.