Found computers very interesting. Broke them. Watched how to fix them. Broke them again. Fixed them myself. Rinse and repeat.

It was the 2nd link, Lemmy showed me that rather than the first.

That article contradicts itself a bit, especially about journalctl. I also don't see how an article from 4 years ago is related to the current direction?

I think they mean this: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/981

This is my experience as well. I think it's arrogance to a degree "we've been making cars for 140 years, we know how do it" - and then they fail miserably.

My issue is that a lot of manufacturers have tried, incorrectly, to mimic Tesla in ways they don't understand.

Tesla have a 16" screen in their car.

Ford: We put a 17" screen in our car!

Tesla: You can watch movies, play video games, browse the internet, etc. when you're charging (as it used to take a long time - but we've kept the big screen).

Ford: You've got a bit ole screen! It's bigger than a Tesla's! Your driving map is huuuge. When you're charging you can watch it charge - in HD!

It's in the UK version. On iPhone: You --> Account (along the top) --> Your Shopping preferences (under Personalization) --> About You (at the bottom).

In the early days of the internet there was Gopher which had a strong hierarchy for sorting and returning docs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gopher_(protocol)

We could resurrect it, but sadly the AI Slop will still be there I imagine.

Which one?

I thought this was a repost from years ago, but the pic is different: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/12061489/Rosie-the-dead-cockroach-given-the-ultimate-send-off-at-Texas-college.html

I'm a bit annoyed it's not Mario Odyssey 2 (I was annoyed when DK Bonanza wasn't either), but I'll probably get it. It was a pretty good trailer.