Back in the day, the phone was property of the phone company, so it was in their best interest not having someone come replace the cable.

Thats mandated in the US aswell, suppose to be implemented by 2030.

The government mandates all telecommunications to be intercepted and and monitored. Car manufacturers willingly installed celluar modems in their cars for OTA updates and their own data tracking reasons… therefore, the government has surveillance equipment in your car.

That’s what i said?

Nah thats just a happy accident. Its just an big distraction from the files and market manipulation.

But wheres the manual??

So was Sony, well they were better than now.

Sony was only “better” because they wanted to destroy nintendo for backstapping them.

Bookmarks can easily be transferred and for games… well, just install a new boot drive and mount the drive with the games and call it a day.

shouldn’t a few rounds from a mig 29 be able to bring a balloon down without any effort? Sounds like a skill issue.

Indeed. And powdered sand is dangerous.

Well…

I knew since railroad tycoon 2 on the PS1.

Android uses a modifed linux kernel.

I use teams in Vivaldi with wayland. No problems beyond standard teams jank.

I use copilot a lot to create powershell scripts. Dont really care about quality since they are short and often one off cases. Also i use it as another set of eyes to troubleshoot code. Its useful, but i wouldnt use it to vibe code a project.

The samsung galaxy S was released 15 years ago. Its fully capable to doing everything a modern phone can. Just samsung abandon its software well over a decade ago.

Phones been ‘good’ enough for 15 years. Long before their cameras caught up. They just made new phones harder to fix so your forced to ‘upgrade’ or disable networks that bricked many.

Crazy idea… keep updating the phone for more than a mere 3 years.

Yes, reasoning models… but i dont think they would charge on that… that would be insane, but AI executives are insane, so who the fuck knows.

English, being a descendant of german, used to have grammatical gender. It has fallen out of favor since middle english. But there is still traces of it, such a common tradition is calling ships, vehicles, and other machines as a “she”, but some people will default to the “generic he” as well.