Entirely depends on where you live, which country and if its rural or urban, and how good the pedestrian and bike infrastructure is there.

If they join the EU its basically guaranteed :D

Wikimedia has too much money, maybe this has started to create rotten tumors inside it.

How long did you wait when this came up? I believe it might be just blocking the video playback until the expected (by youtube) length of the (blocked) ad has finished, after which the video starts playing as usual.

They control all the endpoints/clients so even if they didnt, they could change it at any moment as the code isnt open…

Thats what that will look like for example:

A filthy demon. All demons must die.

Doesnt make it a bad idea tho :D

What makes you so confident? Also whats the actual model name of the thing?

Yeah and it wouldnt fit / work probably

Thats a very poor description imo

I would hope not. If that thing burns, then a large portion of Europe’s internet comes crashing down.

I have great news for you, because that absolutely exists :)

Patch robot at DE-CIX (The largest european IXP) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GKaPKRggBM
Skip to 53 seconds to see it in action

With this you can physically reroute to another connection or server if something dies.

Its specifically sensitive to salt, so you can use it for anything with little or no salt without issue. Also it would be perfect for basically all packaging applications that dont involve food but do require an airtight seal. So you could probably replace the majority of all single use plastic packaging/containers with it.

It gives you full control over everything required for push notifications. If you self host tge server its perfect ofc, but even if you dont, spreading notification data over hundreds or thousands of push servers makes it much harder for governments to find what they are looking for.

And that is why we use ntfy :)
Not the main instance ofc because then you have one big silo again, but there are plenty of publicly hosted servers.

But for some reason that is bugged on Steam on Linux

Odd. iirc i have done crossplay with windows and linux people before 🤔
Glad it worked out in the end ^^

The non existence of official parts and guides is a big part of their downgrade. Also glued in battery. If you need any sort of special tools or have to search for random salvaged parts, that rightfully tanks the score imo.

When i open up mass produced consumer device like that i wanna see a QR code on each part that leads me to a swap guide and a shop page.

Thank, very insightful!

Probably not for now, but the main devs displayed some bad behavior iirc, so this might be an early fork in preperation for what might be on the horizon.