I use contactless payments on my pixel, that and banking apps in general keep me from trying it.
Sounds like it might work fine, that's encouraging.
tap to pay isn't more risky, might be less risky depending on how you use it. My understanding is that it uses a one-time number instead of your card information, not unlike using the chip and pin. I'm no expert tho, don't quote me on that lol
There's nothing left to buy. can't Brain-Drain either, these are idiots
Incredible emoji
Could? Absolutely?
Will? ...
Damn autists, taking everything literally
What kind of emergency is more important than the lives of people that might be killed by a drunk driver's mistake? And how is it impossible to find an alternative solution?
Leads to my favorite punchline/rebuttal combo "do you need the robot to fuck your wife for you too?"
I used to use Spotify but got sick of their recommendations. Vastly different genre playlists would still get top100 songs recommended. Sabrina Carpenter in all my playlists.
I moved to Pandora, their recommendation engine is way less biased. Fewer features in the app, tho
My new LG didn't require it, but the settings menu and 'home' screen nag about lack of connectivity.
"Why did you buy a smart TV if you didn't want the smart features" brother, it was the best tv in that price range and few true dumb ones exist in that range. IMO the smart features should be considered optional but I guess these companies don't agree
Windows is only "easy" because you're used to it. Coming to it fresh, windows 11 is such a shit show sometimes.
Minecraft works on Linux,
FFXIV works on Linux (it works on the steam deck which runs Linux, so it will work natively just like in windows),
Steam itself works on Linux just the same.
They've sold their XPS line with Ubuntu as an option for like 10 years. Maybe they stopped for some time, but it's not new
Well if you limit your samples to people who "want" to drive these large trucks. There's some room to make inroads in the Fleet vehicle market, not unlike the way delivery trucks from Amazon and USPS are going electric