vga

Also, the big screen is very well designed in a Tesla. It's difficult to move to inferior UX models like pretty much every other car is after experiencing it. I've practically never used it for "entertainment".

Tesla also has a big unneeded tv in the car.

Ehh, have you ever seen a BYD? All their models are essentially "Tesla but more obnoxious".

I testdrove a BYD. A bit meh.

From an american billionaire to a chinese billionaire. Glory to Europe, never doing anything well themselves.

Microsoft has been good lately for every project they have been able to do from scratch, without needing to comply with backwards compatibility of their older crap.

Teams is one of the projects that totally had to comply with their older crap. Along with pretty much the rest of O365.

Yeah, I figured there would be a workaround. Also

>>> (10).years()
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<python-input-0>", line 1, in <module>
    (10).years()
    ^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'years'

But the other thing is also: can you add methods to the int class so that they're available everywhere? I suspect that you cannot in python, at least without significant hackery. And I also suspect that it's probably something they decided to prevent knowingly.

Ruby is object-oriented, modelled after Smalltalk mostly. So

irb(main):001:0> 10.class
=> Integer

So you'll just have implement the method "years" on the Integer (or something more generic like Numeric) class and then "ago" on whatever class the years method returned.

You might imagine that you can do something like 10.years().ago() in python but the parser prevents you:

>>> 10.years
  File "<python-input-0>", line 1
    10.years
      ^
SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal

Doesn't seem like it would have to prevent it, back in ruby:

irb(main):001:0> 10.0.class
=> Float

Ruby is a pretty cute language in my opinion, and I find it sad that python kinda drove over it.

Unfortunately dying from ketamine overdose is extremely rare.

Please release an FP6 mini. Model its size on iphone 13 mini or better yet, the 2018 SE. It would be worth more to me than the current gigantic model so I would pay more for it.

CachyOS might be the easiest one that gives you something decent. It's basically an Arch Linux with slightly better compiler optimizations and tweaked kernels. Also a tweaked version of proton in the core repos.

Started by a German dude so EU++ or something. And of course it's based on Arch Linux, which was started by a Canadian dude.

It's on top of distrowatch too, but I have no idea what that implies.