Very much so. My bike has a Bosch motor - even updates are done by remote control by Bosch employees and the shop can only adjust a few basic parameters.

Took me 2 weeks to get a fix that had my bike stop the electronic assistance at 18km/h instead of 25km/h.

Now it stops at 22-23km/h - but I just can't be arsed to go through the process again.

Never Bosch again.

Here's something for you to think about when making these silly drive over the fence remarks:

The border area consists mostly of hard to traverse terrain with only half a dozen roads or so on Russias side iirc. It's easy for us to see vehicles approaching, because the places where the could are far and few between.

The issue is just random people walking over. We have plenty of road networks to intercept on this side, as long as we know where border guards are needed.

Final note: there are only 9 border crossing stations altogether in a border spanning 1,343km.

Attacking Åland would be invading Finland, a NATO country. They wouldn't dare.

I mean, we read code more than we write it. You just vomitted over something that increases readability. Maybe a time for a rethink?

You can't claim shit about equality for all and access without materials, when discussing byod. Make up your mind.

Everyone has access, byod is covered for 99% as extra convenience.

You aren't being treated poorly, instead, you have unreasonable expectations. You need to adjust those. You are not a victim, nor were you rights violated.

You tried to circumvent security when the computer room was closed.

The librarians education most likely doesn't cover anything more than turning things off and on, he/she isn't likely to understand what you were doing, and the equipment isn't maintained by the librarians - it's simply located there.

Data persists both in the cloud, or on a memory stick. Free options exist.

That's insulting? Quite civil words, compared to the words the community he is describing, use in that thread.

While this sucks for the family involded, I wouldn't blame a car maker or anyone else if I accidentally reversed my car into a pond and drowned in it. Rescue attempts were pretty feeble, and if you take a minute to think about it, none of the people at the premises did jack shit either.

It's a loss for everyone involved, but a cautionary tale as well: don't dine and wine and hop in your car.

Luckily not all cops in other countries start working after a 2 week course. In Finland, for example, it's a 3 year school, comparable to a bachelor's degree.

Pick a better instance

And Qbit also has network binding, which is the single most important feature for me as a VPN user.

And that's trusting that whoever uploaded the track had a good quality source. And it's still double encoded.

Your arguments didn't actually invalidate the comment you replied to. They are just arguments against nuclear being a short-term solution.

We need both, short and long term ones. Wind and water cannot be solely relies upon. Build both types.