kaugman

Homo Sapiens has moved across the world since the dawn of floating boats way before maps existed.

Your assumptions are worse than your arguments lol

Is there any chance, that you'd know where these Buchenwal exhibition items are today? President Eisenhower ordered that exhibition to take place and audience was the citizens from city of Weimar. I'm mostly interested to know where I could see these human skin lampshades, shrunken heads where hair still grows and ashtray made from human pelvis.

I emailed Buchenwald museum years ago and they didn't know. They provided me a link from their website, which states that human skin lampshade is fake: https://www.buchenwald.de/en/geschichte/themen/dossiers/menschliche-ueberreste/kleiner-lampenschirm

I've also seen Youtube videos from China, where EV batteries are changed under 5 minutes. Haven't seen those with my own eyes and they didn't care to bring them into Europe and serve throughout the -22 Fahrenheit or -30 Celsius winter so no real world value.

You do seem to envy China so much, why don't you move there so you could enjoy digital communism in reality?

Throughout the human history and even just my lifetime big turning points has always been "coming soon" and vast majority never happened. Look at the predictions about year 2000 made in 1960's. No flying cars anywhere.

As an automation engineer I won't hold my breath. Maintenance will never be outsourced to sensors and cameras. They lack the ability to understand anything about mechanical wear.

"Anymore" in what timeline they cared anyway? Besides people serving the state or White House.

For 20 years I've waited the promised robots, automation, AI and battery revolution to make all human work unnecessary. When it will finally happen?

Thanks!

Simply because I don't want or need them.

PostmarketOS is already better than Android in every other aspect other than camera, battery life and overall speed. It is so convenient to use QT and GTK frameworks on mobile, since they are already familiar from desktop.

I've always hated Android aspect, where every single app works differently. Settings are a mess, since each app handles them on their own way. In PostmarketOS, every app has the same UI structure in their settings. Some apps aren't updated as fast as others following the newest framework version, but that's just a minor problem.

After 14 months of daily driving pmos, I'm very satisfied with the development. From hourly reboots to daily reboots and now, never rebooting because of bugs.

What religion this mr. Mangione represented?

De-encryption handled by filesystem, not by SystemD or bootloader.