You should know the Electoral College is ridiculous and should be abolished.

Maybe don’t put all your people in the same truck.

Wah. Wah. Wah.

That’s a lovely desktop picture.

🤷‍♂️ if gaming helps to subsidize news coverage, that’s a good thing.

They’ve already announced they’re working on RCS support. Should be interesting to see how they adopt it considering the obstacles like adding encryption support, working through Google’s implementation, etc.

Will Zaslav sell it all off to pay the bills, or just shove all the content into his precious “vault” never to be seen again?

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That’s like $1 per user. 🙄

Updating to the browsers listed isn’t going to solve a problem like the one you describe. Extensions and plug ins are still a thing in modern browsers.

Your browser isn’t supported because the developer or product manager who put the website together doesn’t know what the fuck they are doing. What could possibly require some cutting edge feature on a language learning website?

.local already exists. More idiocy from ICANN.

Does this support sideloading? Actual cartridges? Is it 2600 games only?

Barf.

Was the invention of the printing press the death of copyright?

So, no.

It’s strange because most people don’t need to charge at a public charger unless they’re on road trip. And it would be really stupid to take a road trip in a -40 degree blizzard.

And if the charger isn’t down, I’d expect it to power the car’s battery heating/cooling system for a bit before starting the charge. Is this not the case?

Edit: After reading two more articles on this and thinking about this some more — is this “traffic jam” at the charger caused by the design of the heat pump used by Tesla to warm the battery? Can it not exchange enough heat in -40 weather?

What nonsense. One Tesla charging station goes down, and suddenly it’s the “hard truth about EVs”. Did you know that gas pumps froze up in this weather as well? I don’t see The Register running a story about the “hard truths” about driving combustion engines in the same weather.

Farking webassembly.

I love the look and idea of Kavita, but I wish it was written in something like node.js instead of .net. It requires a handful of shared libraries on non-windows platforms, and I can rarely get it to work.

“Only so many resources” when you aren’t one of the richest companies on the world pinching pennies.