Most Zigbee devices are locked into working with proprietary gateways to the cloud. The last leg of connection being not-wifi doesn’t change that.
Matter seems like a step in a somewhat good direction for establishing open standards so devices from different vendors can be combined and more importantly, controlled from a hub of user’s choice.
Last thing I bought from them was Mass Effect (only the first one) circa 2008 I think.
When stupid people try to make a show about smart people.
Yes, it was pretty nice.
Cars and asphalt roads are even more expensive.
US also has the advantage of being one big federation with established standards bodies and a federal budget. A train that goes Between Belgium, Netherlands, Germany has to pass through 3 different electrical standards (yes, they are very different), 2 traffic regulations (left or right side), and 3 signalization standards. And they make it work.
That philosopher was Plato.
Wow what a loser position to take.
Propaganda 101.
I guess it was meant to be a bomb but they didn’t dare add that much violence to their propaganda, yet.
Real ones remember.
My young colleagues (early 20s, I’m in 40s) found some real cheap beyblades in nearby Lidl, set up an arena and started fighting at breaks. They asked if we could 3d print custom parts. I’m not that interested in participating but I’m very interested in engineering the shit out of them.
Not with that attitude. When I dm id accept some uhm-ing, erm-ing fumbling players as buttery smooth talkers if they have the rolls.
OK so what’s the downside?
Simple: it’s profitable. Which means it’s not only okay, it’s mandatory!
Bad for them. Fewer ai buttons shoved to my face, higher availability of GPUs, those ain’t bad for me.
Knowing that git blame exists, and Linus in general, indeed a git flog isn’t that improbable.
Re flog is when your devs don’t follow your guides and mess uo git history again.
It’s impossible because we are social animals. We are evolved to live in tribes and extended families. We are trying to achieve things alone that our ancestors achieved in groups of up to 100 people. Rugged individualism is killing all of us.