What surprises me is how there isn't any BYD in that list

Damn, that car is mint!

Yes, at least in Spain they are allowed for industrial use.

I bought a couple of them in a thrift store in case some day I make a light box.

I know @jeffgeerling.com did it with other AMD GPUs with somewhat good results (and recompiling the Linux kernel)

That reminds me a lot of the 90s "I've got some balls" game :-)

youtu.be/hHzr2LSp4cc

I always think about how good or bad the V6 Turbo Diesel Citroën C5 could be.

My dad had a 1st gen, and apart from how unreliable the 110 HP HDI engine was, and some common problems with the hydractive suspension, it was the most comfy car I've been from that era.

Real life? Unless you have curated lists of people/accounts, you'll only receive AI slop and low-effort clickbaity content.

Bluesky is for me the only one that doesn't promote that kind of content tbh

The cheapest V6 sedan you can buy used in most European markets :-)

IIRC it's also cheaper to repair when needed as it's less complex and has cheaper parts than its German counterparts.

That could be a cool and complex remote control for something tbh

Where can I find that article?

They're incredibly hyped. A pretty good BMW Z4 is under €10k.

Your tablet's battery lost calibration, and it's a common thing after some years of usage.

You can find how to calibrate your model on the internet, but basically it is using its battery until it even can't power on, and then charging it plenty more time after it reaches its 100%.