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I have an Ioniq, no phantom breaking in 150k kilometers

It's pretty easy to jailbreak a Kindle and block firmware updates. But the fact that it is necessary in the first place sucks

Turning the existing reactors back on is not an option anymore, they are already being dismantled. Building new ones would not be worth it when investing in renewables is cheaper

Despite no longer sticking to the DIN standard, and climate controls being integrated into the infotainment system, there still exists a big market for aftermarket infotaiment systems, they just have to be engineered for the specific make of car you have. But they can be bought for most cars that have infotaiment systems that are now outdated

Well, there has to be some kind of algorithm. Even picking a random Wikipedia article technically is an algorithm, just not one that adapts to the user

Yeah, there is a tiny amount of good mobile games, like oceanhorn or world of goo. You're better off just sticking to emulating console games on mobile, than playing native mobile games

Yeah, I'm not gonna tell the 50 users of my plex server to set up wireguard on their devices so they can request movies and TV series on my overseer, when I can instead just use NPM to make it publically accessible with a password prompt

Are you blocked from installing browser extensions?

There was also a big outage on 2014 when Sony got DDOSed by Lizardsquad. So maybe you are remembering that one and don't need to feel quite so old

It has happened more often than that. The one in 2011 was the biggest outage, but PSN also got DDOSed by lizard squad a couple years after the 2011 outage

Yes, the Pixel 7 Pro was when Google still only had 2 models, the big pro model and the small non-pro model.

With the Pixel 9 series there are 3 options, the budget pixel 9, which is a small phone, the Pixel 9 Pro, which is a flagship but the same size as the small Pixel 9,or the Pixel 9 Pro XL, which is the big version of the flagship Pixel 9 Pro. So you no longer need to compromise if you want a small Pixel phone

Well, it may only have had a 4 inch screen, but it also had huge bezels. It's less tall than modern flagships, but almost the same width, making it similar for one handed use.

https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/HTC-HD2,Google-Pixel-9-Pro/phones/3887,12285

The Pixel 9 Pro is a flagship phone, the only difference to the Pixel 9 Pro XL is the size, charging speed and battery capacity

Lol, let me introduce you to http://smspva.com/

No, there was actually no added context needed as his comment was correct without any added context.

You just decided to put words into his mouth to make the comment seem incorrect

Not if there's fewer there to see ads

But you usually pay per click or impression, not a flat rate. So that alone shouldn't be a reason for them to stop advertising there

You clearly don't have low appetite

During the early days of Android phones, when most of them shipped with open bootloaders and still had microsd card slots, I've seen so many store display phones that were flashed with cyanogenmod by random people

The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears

Given how fast generative AI is advancing I'm afraid we are only years away from not being able to trust even video evidence

There is not a single one that is better than Google Maps. There are ones that are usable, like Magic Earth, Tomtom and Osmand (and Waze, but that's technically just Google maps), but the aren't good