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  • I recently added a kasa smart plug using matter. Then the tp-link integration noticed it and forced me to reauthenticate.

    That's my closest match to your story.

    It had been given my username and password before. But it needed them all over again. I've had that happen for other things before, too.

    Not sure if would help or if you have done it... But it takes about a literal minute to do.

  • Someone with deep pockets needs to buy the super charging network.

    Rebrand and keep building.

    I'm pretty sure there's a path to wealth in that idea. I have neither the means nor the skill. But some does. Just not Musk.

  • This election already has a few commonalities with '80.

    Potential or real stagflation. A President that's seen as ineffective (despite some pretty okay policies). And a morally corrupt Republican.

    On the other hand, Carter didn't help genocide or cover for it.

  • My current ICE may be due for replacement after over a decade of use.

    I want an EV with NACS that isn't a Tesla. And so I wait. I don't need anything complicated, but I don't want to own a car with the "wrong" kind of port.

    Edit: Or they could layoff the entire Super Charger team at a time the build out is most necessary and leave things super uncertain.

    To car manufacturers: don't trust Musk. I don't have strong feelings about which connector "wins," I just don't want to be using the one no one else does. And that depresses the value of the car.

  • Cities Skylines 2 went the opposite direction.

    Here's hoping lessons are learned. Entire generations have learned to be deeply skeptical even with trusted brands.

    And, yes, I hope that skepticism and relationship based, authentic(?) word of mouth brings sanity for a while.

    Until businesses try to optimize that into oblivion too. We gotta put guard rails in place.

  • Rhetoric aside, we are a republic with democratic features.

    The republic parts help them hold disproportionate power. And, to their credit, they know the power of words.

    I don't usually see the same discipline among Democrats. Maybe I'm missing it, but I'd love to see it.