I don’t need to look into nVidia’s history, I lived through it. I started gaming when graphical accelerators weren’t a thing, so I had the chance to see things happen.

nVidia stabs someone in the back, who could have foreseen this

The stores also usually provide you with plastic coins to use instead of euros, so…

I have a thingy on my key-chain that unlocks the carts without the need for coins!

I still return my cart and stack it because I’m a civilised person of course.

That’s fucking brutal

Ok, that’s fucking genius

As someone who travelled for work before and after smartphones, absolutely. You couldn’t just open Google Maps, search a business and go there, the problem wasn’t going city to city, but finding a specific place in or outside a city. If you got a request to go to X business either you already knew how to get there, or it would take some planning.

Nowadays my company can receive a request from a customer in another country, and in 1 hour they can plan the trip, reserve the rental car, book a plane, book an hotel for the night. That just wasn’t possible in the past.

My often used apps are numerous, and there are a few that are not often used but by their nature need to be opened quickly when necessary (such as the camera or qr scanner)… Plus I like to have a monthly calendar and clock on my home screen, those take up quite some space.

Actually a much better way was to use a street directory if you know your way around the town even a bit.

You generally only had a street directory of your OWN town, outside of specific professional settings.

That’s what I’ve been using, but I still prefer Nova’s ability to create folders, I could open most apps I needed in an instant by sliding to the correct screen, opening the folder and tapping the app. With Kvaesitso even with categories and such it’s much more of a hassle, the fastest way is typing the first letters of the name, not the same.

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Better than being unable to enjoy anything

Well, that is a terrible title

That’s what my house does. If I kill the internet, automations still work, as well as the interface via LAN (I’ve got hairpin NAT set up to make this easier than having 2 addresses in the app), if I kill Home Assistant, all devices still function manually.
I favor ZigBee to WiFi smart devices, although the polluted spectrum in my area gives me some headaches. With WiFi devices when possible I buy premade stuff (so that it’s CE compliant), and flash ESPHome on them, or similar.

That tweet is obsolete since Home Assistant and ESPHome have become usable

“FUORI!” would be more likely, or “SCIÒ!” (shoo)

The French have good bread as well. Not as good as what we have in Italy of course, but well, they’re doing their best!

Still weird

I was not aware slave labour was an issue in wine production.

Irregular employment, sure, but slaves?