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Why should an App be even allowed to judge over legality?!
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In cases of emergency (life threatening injuries, or to escape life threatening situations) you are allowed to drive whatever if you have to.


Why should an App be even allowed to judge over legality?!
In cases of emergency (life threatening injuries, or to escape life threatening situations) you are allowed to drive whatever if you have to.


Because it’s neither the cops nor fucking human??


This is about OEMs, which realistically only have 2 choices: Either sell it with windows, or Linux pre-installed.
The general public isn’t going to buy a device without an OS installed.


Because small scale breakdowns are irrelevant with today’s power grids. Redundancy is provided via the next city/country nearby. Importing the power might be a few cents more expensive during peak hours, but that’s nothing compared to the costs of having an outdated power plant doing nothing for years.
However, the real answer why he’s being down voted is because it’s a pretend intellectual argument favoured by people against renewable power generation, without actually contributing anything of worth.


Dams usually already have maintenance infrastructure like prepared crane positions on top for inspections, so even bigger jobs like replacing panels can be done during regular inspections. And just switching some cables only require personal climbing gear


We can debate whether that theft was ethically permissible under those circumstances. But they still committed theft. The act itself does not magically stop being theft because we understand or sympathize with the reason behind it.
What?
By that definition nothing is theft unless ruled such by a court.
Which funnily also means that if someone takes anything but doesn’t get caught, they haven’t committed theft?
Ergo any corporation powerful enough cannot commit any crimes, due to not being sentenced.
That’s bullshit and you know it.
This isn’t about if the guys stealing the copper committed a crime or not. Obviously they removed property without consent, which is theft.
However, is there such thing as “good” crime? Yes. Same as the mother stealing formula for her baby, or the homeless person stealing bread, or these guys stealing copper from AI data centres.


Those are some funny words you used big science man


LiDAR mostly uses infrared light, guess what’s NOT invisible to infrared? Glass. Or just take off the infrared filters from the cameras…


Eh, Germany is currently doing the same, so we’re both losing


Seriously, your text was good enough for a comment, and for everything else just put in some effort? It’s really not that hard, and using ai actively harms people.


That’s like driving around with someone that doesn’t use their seatbelt. Yes, it’s stupid not to wear one, but you as the experienced person (the driver) are required to inform and check that everyone is wearing a seatbelt. So yes, you absolutely can charge someone for lack of advice. It’s called negligence.


They absolutely are strong enough to break fingers. The Tesla dumpster is famous for cutting into fingers with the self closing trunk


Eh, we already have self closing trunks. As long as they are programmed correctly (not by Tesla) they sense resistance and stop.
Not FOSS, but AnyDesk is pretty nice, easy to use, and works on almost all platforms. For unsupervised access you have to change some settings in person, but otherwise it’s as simple as “start the red program, tell me the (persistent) number, and click the green accept button”


You can with mint tho? You don’t have to use the app store


What. Google forms exist. It’s really not that difficult. And also, you can just have them agree to share their emails with each other??
(With android) you can set it to prefer 4G/LTE which is enough tbh
Not even for gaming, but just general office work/watching videos/whatever else you can do inside a browser.
I still want a laptop thingie with a battery under the keyboard, some ports, and where the phone acts like the trackpad when docked. I know that it would be phone specific due to the size, but seriously that would be amazing. The “laptop” can be pretty cheap being just a keyboard, battery, and monitor as well.
Imagine a spot where someone wakes up, has their phone in a dock to stimulate an alarm clock, grabs it, and drives to work (with android auto, obviously). Next scene they arrive in the office, plug their phone into a dock with keyboard/mouse + monitor attached and start working seamlessly. Later they sit down in a café with just a tiny keyboard writing some emails on their phone, go back home and Screencast videos to their TV.
And driving without a licence can be legal, so an app shouldn’t be allowed to restrict users.