One is enough for my setup. It depends on the car though, the raspberry needs 2 A /10 W. If your car doesn't provide enough energy, you might need another power source (e.g. a small power supply powered by that cigarette port.)
For those of you who have a rapsberry pi laying around (or need an excuse to buy one), you can set this up yourself.
I've installed it on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and it works as expected. Only downside I see is switching between my and my wife's device (the Motorola device has a physical button for this).
Vielleicht kann man sich ja um 1 Mrd einen Sitz im Verwaltungsrat kaufen.
Ich hab damals zu GBA Zeiten gespielt, Feuerrot/Blattgrün und dann Saphir/Rubin/Smaragd. Danach hab ich aber recht schnell das Interesse verloren.
Hab mal testweise am Stream Deck die alten Spiele wieder gestartet, aber die Motivation war schnell wieder vergangen.
Ich nehm mal an, oft wird das Faulheit sein, sowas wie:
Generiere eine Docker Compose Datei für mariadb mit einem user und einer datenbank
Ergebnis bei ChatGPT:
- MARIADB_ROOT_PASSWORD: rootpass123
- MARIADB_DATABASE: exampledb
- MARIADB_USER: exampleuser
- MARIADB_PASSWORD: examplepass
Eigentlich keine Überraschung, aber trotzdem spannend. KI (und die meisten Menschen) generieren keine guten Passwörter.
Ergänzung, kurzes Zitat:
Claude Opus 4.6 hat in 50 versuchen nur 30 verschiedene Passwörter erzeugt.
I think the "it retains 98% charge" quote might be misleading. Thats true for the capacity (in Ah), but not for the energy (in Wh). The report shows this clearly in the tables:

Efficiency is about 83% if my math is right (which is still good).
The report is from an independant institute from Finland, not Poland:
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd
The Moto G06 Power offers 7000mAh, that deserves that title. Though I personally have no problem with smaller batteries.
Finde ich auch richtig so. Klingt nur etwas witzig als Forschungsauftrag :D
This doesn't have anything to do with AI, but I'd really wish YouTube/Google/Facebook wouldn't be full of scam ads. It feels that at least one third of all ads are scam, overpriced dropshippers or gambling.

What exactly does he mean? The article doesn't suggest a single thing.