That’s the problem with most tech these days. They assume they know the best way to do something or know better than you. Its infuriating

You should see me on the highways today.

Its all fucked lol. Got to the 12ft website and it works

12ft.io/https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2024/04/neuralink-bci-implant/677996/

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Please don’t be bad. All I have ever wanted is Star wars to delve into all of their rich lore. That isn’t surrounding that like 60 year Skywalker period. We are forced to consume. Please don’t fuck this up disney.

Serverbuilds.net. its really not that much up front cost.

Its the same it sucks. Had to switch back.

Nah they couldn’t figure out how to do it without windows.

No isp in the us can require you to use and rent their modem. I have Comcast unlimited is just another tier like all their other bs. Its not locked to a modem.

You can’t just buy a modem? And modems are really that pricey where you are?. I can get a modem router combo for $150. Maybe $200 if I want to splurge a little bit that meets most of my needs. And then if you’re really worried about like linksys OS or something like that, you can just flash DDWRT onto it? I’m not saying the United States service providers are better, but does Germany service providers really make it that complicated to just have your own modem? Because it’s a super simple process in America. 6 months just seems insane to set up a router and modem

Tbh both have fair points from their side of bias.

Gonna be unlikely for sony probably.

Nah.

I don’t like when it chooses to auto update. Its a very minor but annoying annoyance

, my work computer requires admin permissions to install anything. But for some reason, especially with Firefox or any other web browser. You can just click cancel on the enter the administrative password andshit screen and then it just installs anyways.

Takes longer on older hardware

I prefer automatic updates.

It doesn’t matter how good the rig is if all four wheels are on ice lol.

also who waits for sim cards in the mail instead of just buying one?

Cellphone carriers that have no brick and mortar? But are also significantly cheaper for basically the same service