Could be a Tld without a domain in front.

Bold coming from the top innovator of printer behavior that deserves hatred…

They don’t have spikes…

Also allows me to use media controls on my steering wheel with my phone.

You can use all the apps you are familiar with and have already set up. Like you favourite maps software, your music subscription like Apple Music or Spotify, or things like podcast or audiobook apps, everything right on the big screen of the car.

Same on my Kia ev6. It has a smaller display with 2 physical twist knobs under the the main screen. That can be used for climate or media control, independent of the main screen.

I mean, it really is the only client that makes sense when you get more serious. It can seed 1000+ torrents without problems.

Why is the thumbnail an iPhone on a MacBook, tho?

Everfuel is quite the ironic name…

Exists, Nio does it and is steadily expanding the network, but with how fast the 800v cars are charging it’s not really a problem anymore. I took longer breaks on roadtrips than my ev needs to charge even when I still drove a diesel.

This actually exists here, the first two rows at the Aschheim drive in cinema have chargers.

I mean, I play proprietary games, no need to insist on foss drivers…

Gaming has been perfectly fine, just use the proprietary driver.

Why would they port new features back to a legacy OS, there is no reason…

Cafés are literally one of the only things open on Sundays here, and they sell cake.

Why not link the official website: https://www.apple.com/apple-events/

String is a pretty nice shelving system.

No, the ports expire, but you can script the renewal / new port process via their API. I want to set up a job that gets a new port like 1x per week and tells it to the applicating using the port. Haven’t done that yet. So far my port stayed active for like a month.

I like how they have an api for stuff like port forwarding etc (albeit with mediocre documentation), and how they use all their own servers.

So far I could always max out my connection, it is only 100Mbit/s tho.

I use azire now. Works well so far.