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2023 article. Would be good to have current information.

What Google has been doing to Android the past few years puts the future of Graphene in jeopardy. Especially with closing off third-party access to the binary blobs needed to enable newer Pixel hardware.

It is still historically weirder than usual. And with snowpack lowest on record ever. Don't fool yourself.

Not that they know or care, but Toyota (and most) hybrids like that Prius have fully-electric AC. It runs at full blast with or without the engine turned on.

Real fun when descending a mountain and you realize that gravity is powering the HVAC.

Nothing will support RCS except Google Messages. Google closed the source and extensibility of the messaging framework quite a while back. Around the time Signal dropped SMS support.

Toyota Tundra: 80.2 inches

GMC Yukon 81 inches

Dodge Ram: 82.1 inches

CyberCuck: 79.99 inches

Sorry, as there is so much easy access to worry these days, but then also don't read this: https://csl.noaa.gov/news/2025/427_0428.html But actually, do at some point, but just store it in the same file as "things that suck that I can't control, so I have knowledge and can learn, grow, respond, while realizing it just goes in the same pile of bad decisions people of power are doing to destroy our planet." The knowledge is annoyingly necessary to build onto the next puzzle piece, despite the frustration. Although we kinda do have control if we just stop playing their game.

Incorrect, they don't have natural de-orbit. They have to be controlled. They haven't solved natural de-orbit, and every de-orbit puts more aluminum oxide in the upper atmosphere that will decimate the ozone layer in 15-30 years.

Xcel literally does nothing right. What a garbage company anymore.

The Motorola phone brand has been owned by Lenovo for some years now, not the Motorola that brought the Nexus 6 and Moto X. The behavior is of no surprise. It isn't a brand borne of pride anymore, it is just a thing that makes money, maybe.

I like you, but I don't like your words because they make sense. I do wonder sometimes if it is actually late stage, or just 1929 stock market crash repeating with some variations. Or all the market crashes of the late 1800s. A lot of similarities, going up to 1929 people were doing BNPL on RCA radios. Today it's groceries and cell phones.

I will say one thing though, late stage capitalism sounds dark and scary because "the way of life" is going away, which always means we poors suffer and die. The other angle, is maybe something better will finally fight its way to the surface. Not what those billionaire idiots want though. Hopefully it will be as damaging to them now as it was back in the 20th century when they were somewhat put in their place for a century. Capitalism only ever worked if the evil was regularly regulated, as greed is inherent in the design.

Next Stargate reboot ep, SG-1 visits a planet where they have the centennial saving of freedom by vanquishing the evil rich, as told over a few centuries, and only SG-1 can save them this time.

That's the weirdest thing about it. "Green" can be, and is profitable. Why pass up the opportunity to be the front-runners in what could be the new age of wealth?