They’re mostly run by the triads, so not much.

“In case of browser crash, the male, white, cis user should submit a bug report”

That’s not a homelab, that’s a home server.

That should work. But it sucks when you’re in the third car.

The main problem is having a charger with enough power to fill the battery that fast. But it’s more of an infrastructure problem.

Also the numbers given are usually for a 80% charge. I don’t know if it’s the case here, but probably.

Which of course was turned into:

“A computer can never be held accountable, that’s why it’s perfect for management decisions”

Of course they’d say that!

So new, as in, it has been available forever, just not on google phones. But every other manufacturer has done it at one point or another in the last ten years if not more.

I think they pretty much all have it, they’re great shortcuts.

I once bought a Motorola one phone because it would have quick and lengthy updates. Motorola certainly didn’t provide that.
Other than that it was a decent phone.

Feature, like shake shake for torch?

California users practice penmanship in preparation to expected return to paper and pen.

And the name of that team: Microsoft

Linux could be unix if someone wanted to pay to have it certified. It’s meaningless.

But… I thought Tesla didn’t have full self driving.

It will be different anyway, as it is a completely different operating system that has nothing in common with windows.