Raspberry pi’s didn’t even have power buttons until this latest version. I fully expect to be able to unplug an SBC at any point with very low chances of corruption. It’s not like they’re designed for that, but they don’t really give you much choice. Having 10% fail like that is ridiculous.

In fact, I’ve done it hundreds of times and never had an issue.

They’ll do whatever Murdoch tells them they should do.

I say the local government gets eminent domain on any properties that aren’t primary residences staying vacant more than a year and/or vacant >75% of the time over 5 years. Make it the owners responsibility to keep someone living under the roof. There will be enough loopholes that it won’t be their second home, by maybe by the third and any corporately owned ones they’ll start to sweat.

Since you seem to be stubborn and unwilling to accept friendly advice, here’s a wikipedia article on why It’s a problem

https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatberg

That’s pretty much everywhere

Pretty sure he uses a wacom

Wait for YaQMK and vmk-ng then YaVMK-ngx, which will be forked to yaamksubwthn

That looks far too polished with locked in specs for them to not have any prototype. I’d trust companies that have actually made a product that has a janky Linux implementation that’s improving, than one that doesn’t exist yet relying on crowdfunding.

Carbon monoxide, not dioxide.

Yeah, that’s a weak ass sandwich

No, they have a degree on Facebook. Not from Facebook.

And in the case of a microwave, it makes almost no difference if you’re running longer than 30s

On or a juxtaposition of on/off, you won’t know until you push it.

Jostens is cancer

Man I stopped watching during season 5(?), whatever the Miami vice season was. maybe I should give it a try again.

You’re comparing a laptop at idle to the power supply for a pi that needs to power it at full load plus overhead and inefficiencies. That’s like comparing apples to an orange tree.

There’s a little bit of a difference in the police response to protests between the two

Yeah, but the crux of it would probably lie in the fact that they’ve never had money to manage. From what I’ve seen, everyone mismanages their money. If we had basic income, I would guess 90%+ would eventually get their shit together. 10 people needing food because they can’t manage money is better than 100 people needing food because they don’t have money.