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This is my first time actually navigating to one of these websites. God damn it’s so much more dystopian than I even imagined.

I thought they stopped calling it autopilot due to legal stuff and such, or has that not gone through yet?

100x100 would honestly be an upgrade for me at 400x40. I’m so tired of my shitty upload speeds.

Airbags are definitely a part of the can bus these days, they trigger based off of a number of inputs like the gyro, speed, acceleration, etc. I suppose they could just put in a seperate, secure system for the airbags that cannot be tampered with.

I would die for a FOSS car. The main barrier for that is airbags, people could just disable them, which wouldn’t be good or fair to their passengers or future owners. I also worry about other dumb stuff people would do with a foss car. Of course, I still want one.

I’m sure that’d go over well.

I live in America but you could call me Europe because, yeah, same.

Though, I guess, if my services are hosted at home they’re technically American services… Though not always running American software.

The best part is that, if you’re on the fence, you can just run both. That’s what I did at first, but I’ve since let plex die.

We wouldn’t be banning vaping, we’d be banning disposable vapes.

I think they might’ve broken the laws of math there, as they’re certainly still spending a non-zero amount.

I’ve been cruising with the most expensive model at work for a while now. After github’s pricing model change they finally asked us to be more conscious about which model we’re using (which was hilarious after we were constantly asked to use more AI), but eh, it’s easier to just leave it on Claude 4.8. I figure eventually the costs will catch up with the company.

Ngl I might use auto speed, I’ll definitely at least try it. It sounds like one of those things that, if it works would be awesome, but honestly I’d be surprised if it works and I end up leaving it on. I’d love for videos to be sped up the perfect amount for me, but I highly doubt that this feature will know how fast that is.

Ask music sounds dumb as hell and, after reading the article, idek what on-the-go mode is.

Edit: At first glance auto-speed seems kinda lit. I love the idea of saving time by watching videos at a faster speed, but feel like it ruins the experience, so maybe this could be a good stop gap. I’ll have to see if I like it long term. I’ll try to remember to return here to edit (but I’ll probably forget). On-the-go seems kinda neat I guess but I don’t think I’ll use it ever again. I didn’t even bother trying ask music.

I also use a fork on most systems, but I still use Firefox pretty often, and I can think of a lot more ways it could be worse and isn’t being enshittified.

Yes, I do. I wasn’t the one who said I don’t have any subscriptions.

I refuse to pay for any monthly subscriptions

Must be nice to own your house and live off grid, but I can imagine that it’s annoying to have to visit the library to use the internet.

Some things, such as water, internet, electricity, and even Email have constant costs. Sometimes subscriptions are dumb, yeah, but I very much like having electricity and stuff without having to generate my own.

FBQ is amazing. I love it. It’s exactly what I was looking for when I was trying to set up file sharing.

Bike lanes are the absolute bare minimum and suck to ride in, everyday people aren’t going to ride in a bike lane. If you’re saying we shouldn’t install bike lanes in favor of better bicycle infrastructure like separated bike paths I’m all for that obviously, but we also shouldn’t let perfection get in the way of progress. Connecting the network of bike lanes is progress, as the only thing that sucks more than riding in a bike lane is when the bike lane ends without warning, dumping you into traffic.

He doesn’t like bike lanes because no one rides bikes. If only we could figure out why no one rides bikes…

My battery was also fine, the mug just thought it was bad I guess. The firmware and software of the thing ruins any pluses of the hardware.