I owned a 2013 leaf and had <80% after three years.
I currently have a 2014 Tesla S and it's just at 81%.
Your luck is insane or the numbers aren't right. I agree with your main point though. Replacing a battery is still way cheaper than a new car, even if you factor in other long term maintenance
So, I installed zwave lights everywhere. It was a giant pain!
I replaced them all with light switches that have motion sensors. Some turn off automatically after being turned on with no motion. Some turn on somatically with motion (and off again later.)
A small handful were turned back into normal light switches because I didn't want the automation for those rooms.
To me, THAT is automation. Wherever I was thinking about using an app from my bed was not automation. I just moved the light switch to my phone.
Cursor's biggest advantage is that it has all the code context loaded right up there in the embedded VSCode editor fork. Augment Code has a similar "context engine" built up, but it's not a full blown editor.
Cursor's latest plans were bringing it into something closer to what Claude Code or Claude Desktop is doing (Codex has similar tools.) I'm personally ditching it all and doing VSCodium in 1 window and OpenCode on a terminal. After using Cursor for a year (personal projects, not at work), I can say that it was good, but Composer 1 and 2 were absolute shit and I relied on GPT and Claude models. OpenCode + OpenCode Go (GLM, etc) offer a much more affordable alternative.
Should people use OSS? Yes. Should it be illegal to not to? Hell no.
The advertising caveat there I can get behind, but that's not about paid vs unpaid.
Policy and legality are two wildly different things.
I bounced around a bit after Storj decided to hate consumers and institute massive minimums.
I've landed on Backblaze B2, S3 compatible. Add others have mentioned, doing a shared NAS 2 NAS hookup with a friend or family member is a nice ideal way to do it without monthly fees.
I use Borg backup from my PCs to a NAS (QNAP), and from there using the built in backup software to go off-site. My self hosted PCs will mount NAS drives directly (like immich and audiobookshelf) and those are also in the NAS off-site job.
Reolink stores to a SD card with the option to upload to FTP backups.
I suspect a big 128 gb card would be good enough without off-site storage.
I stopped using Google Maps the second this happened. Fuck that cowtow bullshit.
Mix tapes were the primary thing for me, and later burning custom CDs in the mid 90s.
I was the only one with a CD burner and I'd charge people $1 song to make them (I provided the CDs)
And that is why I still support Firefox!
I know a good way to *nix it!
I know nothing of the full conversation, but I read the"meltdown". I sort of sided with the melt down guy. Everything he said there was reasonable, albeit slightly verbose.
IDGAF about the whole thing so it might just be that the final post was fine, but the rest was not :shrug:
All these comments are great, but the real mystery is:
Why did someone overlay a different font on top of the original graphic rather than just make a whole new graphic? Like, the work is exactly the same, and the rest of us can view sane font placement.