I just checked again, the offer is now €4 and includes 100 minutes/sms/megabyte.

Just did the math, to reach 32% market share, EV usage would need to grow by 66% each year, for four years.

I’m not saying it can’t happen, but it would really need some extraordinary growth.

You also need to factor in the cost of getting a new phone number. If creating an account without a phone number is significantly more expensive than just buying a burner SIM, it defeats the entire purpose.

Here in Austria, I’ve seen SIM cards for as low as €2.

Bei 10.000 km im Jahr und angenommen 5 Liter Verbrauch sind 0,25€ Unterschied im Spritpreis 10€ pro Monat.

Das finde ich durchaus einen guten Deal, wenn mich dann die Kriege rund ums Öl nicht mehr direkt am Konto belasten.

But why would anyone pay for goods that were already delivered years ago?

Wasn’t AI supposed to make us more productive to finally spend more of our time however the heck we wanted?

I think the premise of this video is wrong. At least in the business world, the goal was always to get more work done with fewer people.

I disagree.

CA pinning has nothing to do with DNS.

CA pinning makes it harder to inspect the content of the connection e.g. via a Man-in-the-middle attack. But DNS-based blocking is not affected.

There is a wikipedia article on this:

The standard ESS configuration includes two 185 kWh storage cabinets, providing a total buffer of 370 kWh per terminal. The ESS charges from the grid during off-peak hours and discharges rapidly during vehicle charging sessions. Depending on local infrastructure and vehicle traffic, the ESS is able to draw energy from the grid from roughly 100 kW and up to 560 kW when necessary.[8]

Your follow-up questions about charging speed are highly dependent on the connection to the grid.

According to distrowatch, its last release was in 2009, and still featuring a linux kernel from the 2.6 branch.

As of the article, BEV now have a market share of 25% in Europe.

Ich fordere flächendeckende Videoüberwachung. Da müssen wir reagieren, bei Gartenzwergen hört der Spaß auf.

When there is a road to where you are planning to go. But islands or remote areas exist.

But in principle, I agree with you. With such a short range, it will probably not be sold by the millions ;)

Likely not original, but there are cheaper replacement batteries available at the usual big online markets.

It has been on their wishlist since 2012. It’s about time!

Such bugs have already appeared in the past. It’s only logical that this happens from time to time, as the creators of bitwarden don’t test the compatobility with 3rd party servers.

What is important is that they’re not deliberately blocking vaultwarden.

“That’s what hurt my relationship with NATO, because Greenland doesn’t help Denmark. ​Denmark doesn’t spend money to really help Greenland, but it’s an ​important part ⁠for the United States, and it’s surrounded by China ships and Russian ships, and that’s not going to happen,” he said.

What an incomprehensible gibberish.

They offer 15 years of warranty for that part, I wouldn’t worry about it.

If a Steam Deck 2 costs more than 1000 euro/usd, I’m not interested. The original Steam Deck was interesting to me because it was cheaper than a gaming PC.

True. For example, not having to worry about drivers, UEFI updates and linux compatibility is a big win.

You can probably build a DDR4 system that is a bit cheaper with better performance. It will be even easier if you pick some used components.

Edit: See this screenshot from a gamernexus video on the steam machine. Pricing is pretty much on par, with just a $70 price difference.