Mate I grew up on a cattle station where the next nearest house was a 100km away. I know what living in tge boondocks is.

I also know that this use case is a very small minority of people, AND HE ALREADY addressed your minority issue.

You can keep trying to be hard done by or accept that your situation is representative of less than 1% of EV sales

You clearly didnt read the post, let me highlight the two statements that make your comment unreaasonable:

If you are in a situation where a flat is high impact (driving into the bush, etc) then you need a solution, and you should prepare for that.

Firstly the address the possibility of driving in remote areas and state you need to prepare in that case

But for the vast majority of drivers, and especially EV drivers, a tow truck is actually a solution, because they are almost always in a metropolitan area.

And then point out for the vast majority of EV drivers that isn’t in their risk profile

So your whining about “whaddabout da rockieezz” shows you simply didnt read or comprehend.

You’re being like the idiots who whine “but I need to drive a thousand miles in one go while towing a 6ton trailer so an EV is useless for everyone on the planet because it doesn’t work for me”

Sorry, proof of concept, i was being lazy

I hear you, I’ll just leave with the infamous Zuckerberg quote:

“And they trust me the suckers !”

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While KDE plasma can be made to work on Mint (I’ve done it as a PoC) it is NOT something a beginner should be doing because a) it’s an unsupported config and b) you need to pull in non mint repositories to get the plasma files, and then you’ll be fiddling around to get it working again when an update breaks something.

If Mint has been troublesome then popOS ubuntu and Fedora would be better choices.

What gives you the impression that meta of all companies is “doing this for good” ? They don’t exactly have a track record of humanitarian, best for society activities.

Yeah illegal stuff and Singapore should never be in the same sentence.

Either move the VPS to being hosted somewhere with no interest in enforcing copyright law (Africa, South America, some parts of Asia like Cambodia, Kazakhstan etc) or put a VPN on the VPS so your IP shows as being somewhere less regulated than SGP

Try using OBS for the screen capture, it should work with hardware acceleration on. Install on yr existing windows system.

If not try downloading a linux mint iso and burning that to a usb (instructions on the mint homepage). It’s a “live” boot you can just boot off it and try without installing. I’m fairly sure you can boot it, install OBS on it and then test a screen capture (ie open a browser, start prime, open obs and start a screen capture). Be aware you’ve made a bottleneck on the USB (slow throughput compared to ssd) so you won’t go long before it chokes through not being able to write fast enough. Proof of concept.

However if it works then look at installing a dual boot mint next to windows a full install will use the hard drive and not bottleneck

Basically, it’s free and it won’t break anything to try the live disk. If it works it’ll be a lot cheaper than buying a whole extra Mac

While entirely correct, the Irish get very antsy about being included in the British Isles. It’s a “colonial relic” is probably the nicest version. So yes the map is correct from a British pov but not from an Irish one.

Solid state is just around the corner in the same way fusion is. Toyota announced in 2010 they’d have it in prod by 2015, then 2018, then 2020, then 2025 then…"real soon now™ "

The MG “may be a semi solid state”

https://electrek.co/2024/12/16/new-semi-solid-state-battery-ev-launching-2025/

Which is not quite the same thing.

BYD and CATL who have a good track record of delivery are suggesting 2030

TL;DR

Don’t wait for solid state, the current battery tech is more than adequate for the majority of people. Holding off for something “perfect” that may never arrive when “good enough” is here diesn’t seem logical to me

The people who support Nazis are not the same people who buy Teslas in Europe. I’ve seen on reddit (ie may be fake don’t rely on it) that one person had put a " I bought it before we knew he was a Nazi" sticker on their tesla.

Toyota has finally worked out it needs to catch up fast or die I guess

Wasn’t there some island you had a friendly dispute over with bottles of spirits being exchanged ? Got resolved a couple of years ago by splitting it down the middle ?

Edit here you go, Hans Island, split down the middle in 2022

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisky_War

Always get payment up front with Maga the Hutt. Could still work “the rare earths are in Donbas, you’ll just need to liberate it first”

All the better because it’s true I believe

Well Canada already has borders with France & Denmark if I recall correctly

Given the trajectory of the last few weeks I don’t think that would be a bad thing

The target audience is monied tech bro millenials who really wanted a warthog out of Halo.

The problem is that the overlap between tech bros and nazi lovers is definitely not 100%, probably not even 10%.

How was the eGolf one of the “top EVs” ? The Leaf was cheaper in the same range/battery size and Nazi man’s Model S was literally superior in every way (albeit double the cost but triple the range etc). Hell the Zoe was better bangs for bucks with (iirc) a larger battery for the same price and an equal fitout.

Have a look at Norway’s sales stats for that year to get an objective view of what were good EVs in that timeframe (because that was what people actually bought in a market where EVs were competitive)

That will be a zero rating. They’re basically bicycles with weather protection.

No I’m not being literal