As a driver with short sight and glasses, if my glasses fall off I’m not suddenly blind - I just can’t read license places or signs. Traffic lights, other cars etc are still pretty obvious.
LumpyPancakes
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3·3 days agoI remember years ago there was a copy of Linux that you could install on a Windows drive and it’d run even though it was on the NTFS drive.
One of the big challenges for migration is presumably having to take all your data off your C drive blow it away, install Linux then put all your files back. A version that would happily reside on NTFS and just give Windows the heave-ho might be an easier option for n00bs.
1·4 days agoIf it’s on solar / battery, then meh. 10 watts is pretty modest.
2·4 days agoAd break? You mean Lemmy time :)
I read about exploding birds this morning. Now it’s cats too?
I think if you consider the cost to manufacture then bury a fibre optic cable for everyone who lives 10km from a town centre, I think it’s still a net positive. It’s not great for sure, but amortised over a huge population it’s probably the best option we have at this time.