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I have Bazzite on my home entertainment handheld. I use it on the big screen with my TV using a dock and I have the logi bolt setup with a keyboard and mouse and it works flawlessly. But the logi app doesn't work with Bazzite as far as I'm aware.

All the controllers I have work without issue, so long as you have handheld daemon setup. So that's pretty easy.

I don't disagree with the premise. But I think the term also serves to demonstrate the severity of the risk when it has gone unpatched. The whole definition is valid, not just the bits and pieces because terms like this evolve over time. We still call disk partitions disks, even though that's not really accurate anymore. An NVME drive with a C, D and E partition isn't the same as having separate disk drives was back in the 90's.

Yeah. I read the whole article. But terms evolve over time and the whole definition is valid. Because that's how people and media are using it.

Yeah. They're all over imgur and even recipe sites. Probably reddit too. People are prone to upvoting or otherwise interacting positively with this type of content without thinking about it so it's a good way to legitimize bot accounts.

I thought we had a whole community just for Musk BS. This isn't tech.

"Despite developers' goal of delivering a product that works entirely as intended, virtually all software and hardware contain bugs.[7] If a bug creates a security risk, it is called a vulnerability. Vulnerabilities vary in their ability to be exploited by malicious actors. Some are not usable at all, while others can be used to disrupt the device with a denial of service attack. The most valuable allow the attacker to inject and run their own code, without the user being aware of it.[8] Although the term "zero-day" initially referred to the time since the vendor had become aware of the vulnerability, zero-day vulnerabilities can also be defined as the subset of vulnerabilities for which no patch or other fix is available.[9][10][11] A zero-day exploit is any exploit that takes advantage of such a vulnerability.[8]"

That's the definition straight from Wikipedia.

Because a lot of the reason that child sexual abuse is so horrific and wrong has to do with their developmental age and understanding of what's happening and ability to give consent. To understand and make an informed decision about what it even means to give consent. And a potentially developmentally challenged adult may not be able to do that. Nobody is overlooking the adult part. They are saying that adult in form doesn't equal able to act as and make decisions as an adult. You are the one ignoring this to further your argument.

I read that Dan Dan Daaaaaan as the anime not the dramatic music at first and that was kind of hilarious. I probably need sleep.

Forgive.

Is CHAT GPT God in the room with us right now?

I love it.

In 2012 a Ford Focus full Electric was almost $40,000 MSRP with a probable markup at just about any dealer in the country. The only thing that makes that kind of investment affordable is the tax break. The Tesla model 3 (in comparison) was around $25,000 MSRP in 2019. With a 3 year auto loan at 5-6% interest that cost is $31,760.50. The electric focus would have cost $49,305.44 for the same loan term and interest rate.

And they can't even sell these vehicles for bluebook value (assuming that the vehicle is paid off and they aren't upside down on the loan for say a loan term of 5 or 7 years).

A Mach e? Almost $39,000 MSRP. Chevy Bolt? $27,500 MSRP. Hyundai Ioniq? Almost $40,000 MSRP. Nissan Leaf is just over $29,000.

There aren't that many cars that are good financial decisions to be made in a market with so few options where range and ability to charge are majorly important to what you buy.

Toyota's Mirai isn't even top rated and it starts at $52,000. So yes. Huge financial loss, and Tesla's aren't that expensive when compared to other brands (the cybercuck not included).