It’s the sticker price of EVs that is the concern for people. Maybe also the price to install a charger at home? If car manufacturers would make more affordable EVs I bet more people would happily get one when they need a new car

It’s a 287 line shell script; it’s pretty easy to read. It’s also very obviously LLM generated

Sigh why on earth did I not do 10.13.37.0/24?? Mine is lame as hell

That’s what I thought at first too

Reddit was initially written in Lisp?! His main contribution to Reddit was actually a bad one then :(

Haven’t you always needed an account to comment? I thought the login change just affects lurkers and Internet search result clickers

My go-to VPN is just wireguard to my home LAN since I only use it to protect the first hop on public Wi-Fi. If you care about your ISP knowing anything that obviously won’t work

I’m interested in some discussion of the downvotes here. It solves the first problem and I stated why it wouldn’t solve the second depending on what they care about. I don’t personally think a VPN is a good solution for the second at all: use Tor for that imo.

I’ve been having a great experience with vaultwarden

Not even remotely accurate: he’d be Mr Peanut Butter Cup Jr.

So OP compiled the Linux kernel to the chip architecture, which was the real feat, and that is admirable

I know it isn’t.

No, you don’t. You’re either an LLM prompted to be an asshole or Dunning Krugering all over this thread and that is why people are calling you out. Because what OP did is pretty cool and no one actually likes an asshole who also clearly has no idea what they’re talking about

Getting Nura running on a car head unit isn’t just “compiling the kernel for a different architecture” and if you knew half of what you claim to know, you’d know that. That is, in fact, the easiest part and not “the real feat” by any means.

Oof you’re right completely forgot.

Android depends on the Linux kernel

Ah yea from the original: 2024 Kia EV6, stock head unit

I doubt many modern head units exist that don’t rely on the Linux kernel

Seriously gagged a bit reading that

Rad, what’s it running on? Is there a blog post or something to read?

Those patch notes… I have no issue reading AI code, but man AI writing is so grating for some reason

It’s a fair point, but I think Linux users still often slip under the radar and that will be harder the more professional solutions there are

Direct responsibility is a stretch, but I don’t think huge. You’re responsible for what the people you hire do, that’s just the way it works