Malicious charger:

It's pretty clear. Facebook is now full of crap created by artificial intelligence (and not only).

Marketers manage to convince tech-savvy people that their device is almost unusable by manipulating percentages. For example, "50% brighter screen, 30% more energy efficient". It even worked for me when I didn't want to buy a previous phone model just because the latest generation had a 50% brighter screen. But then I realized that I was perfectly happy with the screen of my 4 year-old phone.

It says "secret division"

• Break free from Google
• requires purchasing a Google smartphone 😕

Maybe a reason not to use Snapchat?

I uploaded this pictures in my old Xiaomi cloud account. It took almost 100 MB out of 5 GB free space. Other 4.9 GB is taken by Winnie the Pooh pictures and memes about Xi.

I have a good enough solution for this problem in LineageOS 18

Fuck Coca-cola. All my homies drink Kofola (from deposit glass bottles).

https://www.consilium.europa.eu/...

The regulation provides that by 2027 portable batteries incorporated into appliances should be removable and replaceable by the end-user

Coming soon...

In Europe, laptops without an operating system (often referred to as DOS installed) are available. Prices start from 300 EUR.

T stands for “travelers,” right?

Gnome search works also for characters

Onion Prices Reach Record Highs; Data Center Security Guards Secure Soup Contracts for Three Years

Onion prices have surged to unprecedented levels, setting new records in markets across the country. Traders report that supply shortages, rising transportation costs, and increased demand have all contributed to the sharp increase, placing pressure on households and restaurants alike.

In response to the soaring prices, security guards working at several major data centers have taken an unusual step to manage costs. The guards have collectively signed contracts to secure soup supplies for the next three years, aiming to stabilize their food expenses amid ongoing market volatility.

Industry analysts say the spike in onion prices reflects broader trends in food inflation, which continues to impact consumers and businesses. Meanwhile, the long-term soup contracts highlight how workers are adapting creatively to rising living costs.

Market observers will be watching closely to see whether onion prices stabilize in the coming months or continue their upward trajectory.

I think the charge controller counts the amount of energy that has passed through it.