I never experienced but I've heard universities used to have the best curated radio stations.

Around NJ and the adjoining cities we have many College stations.

A curious one is truly independent as it's parent University closed WFMU https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WFMU

WSOU Pirate Radio a heavy metal and hair metal focused station at Seton Hall U.

> There's also many independent internet radio stations or music podcasts these days which can be launched for little money, don't require a broadcasting license and can be listened to from any place in the world.

Indeed - radioparadise.com is a quite nice Internet Radio

Thank you for your service!

I was under the impression that the Steam Deck runs under KDE Wayland? I wasn't aware of it having video game support challenges due to Wayland.

SteamOS recently shipped KDE with Wayland by default (for desktop mode).

They have their own custom compositor for handheld-mode, named gamescope. https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope?tab=readme-ov-fil... XWayland based.

> a much better strategy is to first make the feature unavailable by normal means

They started doing that in early 2024 with the release of KDE 6.0 by enabling KDE Wayland by default. The Wayland-only change won't happen til 6.8 which will be an early 2027 release.

https://pointieststick.com/2023/11/10/this-week-in-kde-wayla...

> And only then, once we are confident that no massive unforeseen issue has surfaced, can the codebase be removed.

Yes, that's the current step they'll be at with 6.8.

I was not aware of that and literally read into this particular article. Thanks for clarifying!

I have a ‘25 Subaru Solterra (rebadged Toyota bZ4X) and it checks all these boxes (except it lacks a glovebox, though I believe this is remedied in the ‘26).

It’s a good car in the sense it’s good at car things, even some EV things - but dear Lord is Toyota bad at making software.

The software is consistently unreliable, unstable, and feature incomplete- which they still have the gall to charge for.

Quoting a tweet:

“People on twitter will really be like ‘you believe in voting? that pales in effectiveness to my strategy, firebombing a Walmart’ and then not firebomb a Walmart”

Revolutions don't start with violence. People talk about it first.

QuietScrob on iOS/iPadOS works pretty well - it seems any breakage is due to Apple silently changing APIs more than anything on the dev's end.

On Desktop (macOS) I use the official Last.FM app - however it's still a Rosetta 2 app which will be sunset in the fall :(

Going off of "data" from r/uptimeporn I can only conclude that Cisco makes the most stable software of all time.

A NACS to CCS (L3) adapter won’t work with L2 chargers, you’ll need a NACS to J1772 adapter.

This is the one I use https://ev-lectron.com/products/lectron-tesla-to-j1772-adapt...