Technology Connections also did a video on this.

The basic conclusions I got from it in terms of efficiency:

• Conventional hydrid cars are not all created equal, with parallel hybrids typically being more efficient than serial hybrids

• Plug in hybrids are frequently less efficient than a well designed conventional hybrid, if they are not charged regularly by electricity

• Both are very inefficient compared to battery electric vehicles by nature of engines being inherently inefficient

It's been years since I played it, but Ephemeral Fantasia was this kind of fever dream of a RPG on the PS2 that I remember enjoying that had a time loop thing like Majora's Mask. I think I was actually sick when I played it so that added to the fever dream vibe.

It wasn't tariffs but the annexation threats that have driven the boycott.

They could, but obviously these people would be against that. Because they don't have a rational objection, they're just bigots.

Shouldn't be legal, even for adults (like in Australia). This is the type of 20th century quackery we've come to expect from Dr Brainworm.

The kernel doesn't use semantic versioning, so it's just an arbitrary rename from 6.20 to 7.0. We will know the changes when 6.20 / 7.0 is in the -rc phase, which should be soon as 6.19 was just released.

They don't mention it in the description but this is mainly about kernel fixes and some associated utilities which have improved VRAM management on AMD GPUs on Linux. It's not upstreamed yet AFAICT, but that's why they used CachyOS which includes the patches and utilities out of the box.

US only I suspect, and likely to be gutted by the Trump administration.

And the Black Mirror episode Be Right Back.

Most of this is auto-generated header files to be clear. Still, goes to show how many GPU variants they have support for in the kernel, going back 15+ years.

They mean on the client side most likely. A reverse proxy will be transparent to the user.

And there were multiple other trials pending that were only abandoned because he was elected.

This is a hard one as I generally just ignore games that don't appeal to me, so I forget they even exist.

But I guess games that have FOMO mechanics that don't respect your time and push you towards playing every day.

This administration is like a bunch of Eric Cartmans, but without the charm. Half the responses are just them going "NO U".

It's like complaining about requiring the command line but willing to mess with regedit, group policies or even powershell to just get Windows to a temporarily usable state (before an update overrides your settings).

Streisand effect on their part, with the interview accumulating millions of views.

It was forked to veracrypt from memory. And LUKS was already widely available on Linux as alternative.

But the source code carries a terrible curse.

No mention of the annexation threats and "51st state" rhetoric coming from the Trump administration, which I suspect is a bigger driver of the boycott than economic disputes.