AI is inherently bad. It might be useful, but their externalities are quite inherent to it.

being honest a lot of those countries lack universal healthcare. And by universal I mean everyone, including migrants without papers.

it switches between them because it decides i am not moving the steering wheel enough (on a straight line). If I shake the wheel a bit the ICC reengages after a couple of seconds.

I get it is a failsafe so people don’t treat it as autopilot, but the thing complains constantly with both my hands are holding the wheel. mostly on straight lines or long constant curves

because they are awful!

I got a car 2 months ago and i’m incredible frustrated by the automatic cruise control. it has two modes “ICC” and “ACC”. I have no idea about the difference but the thing keeps switching between them and alerting me with a red alert every time!

I stopped using it after two weeks

I’m sure this is VMs in corporate environments.

europe does fun dspecific projects through grants. but they are individual projects and not really something like a full OS

in world: pit stop sky guy. he is cool in 8 I used tanuki

or UK with protesters

I use nginx proxy manager and then a cloudflare to protect my actual IP

toyota has a couple (but I’m not sure if they are available in the US)

IMHO color temperature, dimming or color are the best thing of smart bulbs

I got a second hand HP Elitedesk mini from ebay. they are small and quite affordable.

I run way to many stuff on it.

then I really hope they cancell it because prior art clearly exists

after 30 years shouldn’t the patent have expired?

it’s not that it cannot be done. the issue is that something as simple as acceding a service should not require to configure wire guard and routing rules. plenty of FOSS projects are safe to expose through a simple reverse proxy

and then you are giving access to your lan to people whose computer you don’t control and might be full of malware.