I love it for sports stuff. This player is out today. Player was injured in the game and out for the remainder of the game. Records, stats, things like that are great for these mediums.

There isn’t a better place to get sports news than twitter. I’m seeing a lot of sports writers personalities start to post on Blue sky. I love it.

Your question sounds similar to one asked in the stock market. When is the right point of entry? If I was not an EV owner, I wouldn’t worry too much about this. The tech will continually evolve, and if you just keep working you’ll run the risk of never getting what you want.

I think the best approach is to see what your needs are and then see if something in the market meets those needs. If it does, pull the trigger. It will absolutely happen that some amount of time will pass and there will be a better deal, but you will likely still have your needs met.

I’ve got no clue if Harris or Biden campaigned ever to ban video games … But let’s say they did. Wouldn’t it be a good thing to have had their opinions change? I know my opinion changes regarding a lot of things as time goes on.

I’ve never heard of that. That’s a cool idea.

Maybe leases?

I just call it the mach e.

We call the mach e but it’s really not. It’s closer to a large 4 door hatchback than an SUV. I have one and I have a Ford escape… The escape is larger than the mach e and the escape isn’t very big at all.

I’d love a more active sports area. I comment semi regularly in a few. There is small engagement, but would love even 10-15% more.

This is simply not true. Even at fast chargers I do not get the advertised charging rate in my vehicle. So many factors influence it (heat, other vehicles charging, my cars software, etc…). I am lucky and can charge at home, but I. Road trips, I’m taking 25-30 minutes to charge, which is an inconvenience at this current time.

I remember enjoying this. I need to re watch it because I can’t remember most of the highlights.

An AI chatbot for a cloud service I use helped me find the right documentation for setting up SSO. It’s not all bad. But the way it’s pushed is bad.

They try, but nowadays you can have your new carrier buy you out!

I agree. However there are some gems. Got one good piece of advice from https://lemmy.world/u/BombOmOm and now I’m on the Linux train (at least on one laptop anyway).

I do like the control aspect. I also really enjoy how clean it feels compared to windows.

If it works well (and I mean very well), I will consider doing the same on my main machine. The one the family uses. Maybe just set it up so I boot both windows and Linux… Either way. Very happy with the results so far.

Back to this comment to report that I took the dive. I have a second laptop that wasn’t getting used so I wiped it and installed Linux mint. Love it so far and no issues with any of the basics. Took me all of 1 hr to get up and running.

Maybe. I use Settings for quick things like Bluetooth pairing, changing monitor settings, etc. I do use Control Panel a decent amount and would never want it deprecated though.

Interesting. I had no idea, thanks for the in depth explanation. So in this case it probably played no or very little role. Things are just often more murky than we make them seem when commenting online is more the general idea I was trying to convey.

How could you know this so definitively?