I’ve been using Ecosia for over a year. It’s a good Google search proxy.

Really looking forward to them launching an English language search index, but it makes sense that they would start with France (I will speculate German language content will be next).

Macroslurp

I believe you’ll need a reader of some sort if you want to get the Pi running and you can’t SSH into it in its current state.

Try DietPi (Debian based ARM distro). It has an excellent set of custom CLI tools. They’ve been around for over a decade and have an active community and release cadence.

They even support Raspberry Pi 1/2 (I started with Pi 3 though):

https://dietpi.com/#download

I believe they have a port of Firefox (an older version).

Not surprising at all.

US will remain a chauvinistic plutocracy until Zuckerberg and all his goons are caught and put in ball and chains.

And that’s just one case, there is also Meta’s enablement of the Rohingya genocide, which is arguably a far more serious crime than systematic enablement of mass scale fraud.

I would add some screenshots of your application.

Yes, I guess that would make more sense.

I would be much more interested in revenue divided by segment/use case.

The overhaul is also tied to the Chinese government’s drive to build the low‑altitude economy, covering commercial activities below 3,000 metres (9,840 feet), such as parcel deliveries and urban logistics.

Estimates released last year by the CAAC suggested that this sector was already valued at over 500 billion yuan in 2023, with projections to exceed 2 trillion yuan (US$280 billion) by 2030, making drones and other low‑altitude platforms potential pillars of growth.

500 B Yuan is $71 B USD. They have $71 B worth of annual spend on drone based logistics?

I am honestly surprised there aren’t a bit more mature Amiga filesystem drivers on Linux.

Howtogeek has real articles? I thought it was an SEO scheme.

I don’t think Chinese GPU vendors will be any better than Nvidia or AMD. That being said, Chinese GPU companies taking say 25% of the (global, B2C) market will probably force Nvidia and AMD to change their tone.

In all fairness, it is likely such cases will be resolved by the service providers.

Not to be overly arrogant, but I think this particular user would have been caught in similar situations unrelated to Claud CLI.

HBO Max isn’t really a thing in my country. Although I was surprised to find out that they do allow you to sign up; Shudder which I would be willing to pay money for gives me a page with following text:

Sorry, we are not available in your country

That’s the whole page. Well, I will continue to use alternative sources for procuring your 1st party content if you don’t want to take my money.

From what I remember, downloading, installing and logging in worked, but we couldn’t play any videos. Logging in worked on the WebUI too. That’s why initially thought this was some sort of technical issue specific to my setup or perhaps even a bunk unit (even though it could play multiple containers/codecs from the NAS).

I was honestly shocked to discover that Netflix requires per device licensing. I can sort of understanding quality restrictions on some devices, even though the DRM is broken albeit the crack is not fully public (you can easily find even 4K WEB-DL copies on the internet), but per device licensing for playback is ridiculous. They don’t even allow WebUI usage!

Who do they think they are? This is clearly an example of oligopoly corruption, on par with the russian oligarchy that de facto operates in the technology services sphere with state management (even though from my experience, the US commoner would strongly disagree with such a characterization).

For DV it’s understandable. IMO Dolby and DTS are kinda of a scam (e.g. their lossless codecs). They are welcome to make authoring tools, but the standards should always be open and not subject to unaccountable entities that operate in a unreliable jurisdiction.

The reason I am asking about Netflix is because we got a relatively powerful Chinese Android set-top box (that is supported by a local distributor) and it couldn’t play videos in the Netflix Android app or even when logging in via web browser. The distributor said that Netflix support requires a license. After doing some research, this seems to be true for many non-American brands.

We cancelled Netflix and we are not buying any new subscriptions from American firms. I am just curious about the whole license issue.

ugoos am6b+ works great and can playback basically anything but av1 natively if you flash Coreelec, the android side can still run streaming apps if you insist or iptv apps like tv mate since iptv support in kodi/jellyfin suuuucks

Not Netflix though, right?

We cancelled our Netflix subscription earlier this year, but I am just curious. To my understanding to install Netflix you have to use trash tier HTPC devices.

You can’t login into your computer without an Apple ID?

How can they lock you out of your finance files?

Even if they shut down your iCloud, wouldn’t you still have a local copy on your computer (and perhaps another one your phone)?

Interesting.

Here in Europe the delivery folks don’t see the tips as part of the order (even though on the buyer side they are deducted at checkout) and they are paid out in a batched manner, so you can’t link the a tip with a given order.

That’s why I was wondering why the US delivery services would even care about the tips being deducted at checkout.

That shift poses an existential branding challenge for airlines, hotels, and other travel firms whose products are selected less by people browsing and more by machines optimizing outcomes on their behalf , according to Doyle.

Any mass market service that is not subject to real competition optimizes outcomes for the benefit of the service owner.

It’s like with say Instagram, there is clearly a demand for the service, but the service optimizes outcomes for the benefit of Meta and not the users.