Sekki

Witzig, das sieht ja fast aus wie https://github.com/grote/Transportr Weiß jemand wie die evtl. in Verbindung stehen?

Ich kenne viele, die fahren mit diesen Schrotträdern. Die werden halt nicht geklaut, auch wenn die da mal ne Woche über nen Urlaub stehen bleiben.

Thats pretty cool, although that is not even mentioned in the article unless Im missing something.

Experiments reveal PV-leaves generate over 10% extra electricity compared to standard solar panels, which dissipate 70% of solar energy.

So basically you go from using 30% of solar energy to 33%? Sounds nice but would that really do that much?

Bailing out, you are on your own. Good luck.

I think we have to rephrase the meme here. If I BOUGHT a game on steam I do not own it even though I basically bought my own copy. I dont think rental or paying for a service is the same. They should just not disguise paying for a service as buying a product.

I dont think I overestimate peoples technical skills. Just a week ago I had to explain to my university lecturer how to mirror screens and the concept of having multiple screens was just as new as using them for the same thing at once. Thing is that the design for a lot of functions is the same in linux and windows. Some examples: Search menu, right click, desktop, files, drag and drop, task bar and its widgets and application shortcuts. Sure there are many differences too but I would argue that using some sort of app store is easier than finding an executable online. What I want to say is: For very basic usage like using a web browser or searching files you will have the same or very simila patterns between OSs.

Well but that is mostly because windows is installed on evrything. If there was linux pre installed it would not require a lot of technical understanding for basic usage (depending on the distro).

I dont know somehow you mixed up two points... Yes someone has to pay for the servers but that is already happening as it is right now and that has nothing to do with companies wanting more and more profits since that is the Problem here. The servers cost the same if not less as in the years before and I dont think Youtube is struggling with keeping enough spare change to run them... Its just pure greed at this point.