This mirrors my experience with my 2017 Prius Prime. On the rare occasion when I activate gas mode (e.g., for long trips) it gets 50 mpg no problem. Otherwise it's an electric car and the gas engine is completely shut down.
During COVID lockdowns, we were driving a lot less. We got a warning message that we needed to burn at least 5 gallons of gas each year to keep it from going stale. So we drove it exclusively in gas mode for a while, then went right back to not caring about gas prices at all.
I wouldn't go that far. The article was posted Friday afternoon, and blew up over the weekend. Once the problem was known, the article was taken down quickly. We'll see what happens when the editorial staff is back in the office in Monday.
The problem is there's only two browser engines: Chromium and Firefox. Literally everything else is just a skin on top of one or the other, usually Chromium.
Chromium is developed and controlled by Google, an increasingly evil megacorp. Firefox is developed by a company that is notionally independent, but gets nearly all of its funding from Google.
So if the Mozilla foundation is putting all of its development efforts into AI bullshit, then what's the viable alternative?
NVR = Network Video Recorder. It's the box that has the hard drive(s) to record all the video streams coming in from the cameras over WiFi or Ethernet.
They're still doubling down on age verification, they're just using a different sketchy company to do so.