My grandmother used Ubuntu for years. I setup autologin and put a Firefox shortcut on the Desktop. The next time a problem cropped up was when the LTS support ended

Her name is Umami, believe it or not

Thanks for the cooking advice. My family loved it!

Look no further https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-instruction_set_computer

SDA - software defined automobile

5 min countdown!

Don’t worry, we’re still burning leaded gas in aviation…

Fossil fuel interests and those who bought into their propaganda mostly.

These states are building online filing systems as well. I think that is why they are included.

US total production is roughly 4000TWh per year. 20% is already renewables and another 18% is nuclear.

They have wifi! The cell service is crap though.

My local grocery store does it with their smartphone app. I shop this way almost every time. Bag as I go, then stop at a special self checkout at the end to pay.

I have a Samsung “smart” TV. I keep it disconnected from the Internet entirely. If it connects it’s horribly slow to use, not to mention the data collection, etc… switching inputs would take 30 seconds. Infuriating.

Cell phones are a common option.

Yeah I bought a $300 amd Chromebook and run Linux on it. Had to flash a new efi firmware to make it fully usable though. Worst part of it is the soldered 8gb of RAM but it works for my usage.

I visit weather.gov around once a day on both mobile and desktop Firefox.

It’s in the article. The guy uses the number 4 as a symbol of his innocence or something along those lines.

Sounds identical to my experience. In a former qwest service area.

Are there any nuclear plants today that implement energy storage? I know molten salt reactors would be capable but none actually exist as far as I can find.