The problem with XL is that it has way too many features. HDR, for example. Firefox doesn’t support HDR at all, Chrome added HDR image (not video) support just late last year. And that’s just one feature of XL… Even if both Google and Mozilla will start actively working on support we won’t see anything useful for a few years. And then how do you even create images in the first place?

It doesn’t work anywhere because full support requires so much stuff that no browser can be compatible.

It was already mined, it only needs to be recycled if we continue using old battery chemistries. Which is unlikely.

I agree. Source code is not needed at all, especially for a game like GTA V with a very active modding community. People have added new textures, ray tracing and even made new games with new campaigns without any source code. Releasing the source even officially won’t change or improve anything.

Linus is not an asshole, he’s just right and tells his opinions straight without playing games. That’s called honesty.

No, it won’t. Chargers are already on every bloody street, they’re called lamp posts. You just need to retrofit a plug into them.

This is irrelevant. First, there are chemistries not using cobalt, as explained already. Second, elemental cobalt is infinitely recyclable as all elemental metals, thus we don’t need to mine that much more, just like we don’t mine as much iron ore as we did centuries ago (relative to overall consumption). Yes, we still mine a lot of iron ore, but we recycle a lot as well.

Not OP, but:

• It works on any platform.
• You can share and collaborate on notes (great for family to-do lists and shopping lists).
• File based, but intelligently synced.
• Nested tree structure to organise notes.
• Free form formatting, including positioning.
• Inking support and OCR.

If you can think of any note taking feature, 99% it’s already there and works like a charm.

The only problem with your story is that Garmin didn’t buy any Pebble assets.