I thought there was a user search that showed you what they upvoted or downvoted on. To me that could be abused by a party like the US border agents, or ads to check what type of things you’ve marked as a yay or nay

Well he is a self described sex addict, that had gone to rehab centers for drug and sex addiction. He also is charming with the ladies, and so probably always expects a victim.

People still believe weird stuff today. Like the article says

many people in early societies believed that a woman’s womb wandered throughout her body, causing a variety of medical problems by making contact with other organs like the lungs, liver, and brain.

And just a few years ago an Indian coworker told me his bellybutton had shifted, and why he needed to get his belly button in the right zone to feel healthier.

Rule No.1. There will always be somebody more attractive than the last. So try not too dwell.

Rule No.2. Wait about 10 years till your paths cross again and then marry them. That’s what I did :). (We were in a smaller city, so more chances of connecting again.)

We can only hope

Except they are in use now. Shorter range than long haul trucks until infrastructure is in place and cheaper per mile. But Tesla understood that issue you speak of that’s why they proposed auto driving 3 in a row so first one creates draft for the other two to increase range. As material science brings lighter weight materials that weight problem will get better.

Battery technology will get better too.

All your arguments are what people said for electric cars, yet here I am in Vancouver area where almost every second car I see is electric.

It would only be good if it was a tax that would force websites to be simple like the 90s to reduce all the garbage data a website loads nowadays.

What issue is that?

Yep, our milkman in the early 70s had an electric truck for making deliveries. Efficient stops and starts, no stink, less noise…all though all the glass bottles jiggling about then seemed louder without engine noise.

Don’t conflate Elon the Idiot, with a viable cleaner transport method.

He’s made statement that data centers are cheap to run, compared to human workers, because humans cost 18 years feeding and teaching them.

So he was saying AI can use some electilricity and give same answer as a human, but the humans cost more. People were like, wow, yeah right, he’s amazing.

Um how much did the data center cost to setup? LLM training, workers to clear the land, resource mining, all the labour to manufacture the resources unto data center infrastructure. Food resources to feed the builders, architects, labourers etc. etc. He glossed over that part.

I assume its what they could prove. Dad raped kid obvious guilt provable by paternity test if any question. Proving neglect was probably harder if daughter was in mom’s care mostly.

That science adage: To measure, is to change.

They just need to wait a few more months for GridCraft and WordCraft to gain feature parity

Ah. I wouldn’t buy soundcore if all you wanted was playback with no features.

So you lose functionality without an app.
The soundcore open source app allows you to pre-pair a bunch of devices, they then show as a list and you can pick two with the toggles to swap your earbuds to different decives on the fly. It skips the repairing steps. I.e. I have multiple computers at home (work system and home system), and a work phone and home phone. It is handy to swap from meeting, music, or phone calls

How do you set the noise cancelling adjustments without the app, or how do you set the equalizer options, or how do you alter the button options, or how do you toggle which devices to connect to from your dual connect list…if you have no app?

Yep, I think that’s the one I downloaded. You can block network access in permissions, and just leave nearby devices on. And everything works. Even managing dual connections with toggles so you can have several pairing and decide which two to connect with.

Someone gave me some Anker Soundcore, then Tue changed the app to require network access to use the features and a cloud sign in, plus AI garbage to record voice. Thankfully there is an OpenSource app for it that works without network

People tend to overbuild their home system.

You can start small and as you gain experience and maybe add more servers in docker you might want to upgrade. I.e. I was file hosting on a pi4 and external drive for years with no issues. (Upgraded hardware later for Immich)

And you will want Immich (in docker ) for replacing Google photos.

But since your workload is low a NUC or small form factor PC would be fine, as long as it has space for how many drives you plan on adding. You won’t need high end computing.

OpenMediaVault was great, and made some stuff easy. But now I just use Tumbleweed and docker for more flexibility. Any Linux distro will be fine, you don’t have to use a NAS based OS, unless it has certain features you would find useful.