It accidentally kept all the coins, nothing to do about it. But they promise it won't happen again. They've taken precautions. Oops, ok it happened again, but now they're sure it's probably the last time. Maybe.

If you're paying for it you're probably still the product.

Oh, that's an old hell.

2026.2 broke Marantz receiver integration. This sounds like a small thing but I use it extensively when playing music. Anyway, within a day it was patched and will be rolled out in 2026.2.1. Such a great response!

"Evilness"?

Yeah, it's not that easy with social media. If half the children in class use it, the pressure on the other half is immense. One more, one more. If no one uses it, it's much easier to say no and not feel like a douchy parent.

I have personally experienced librarians and they have helped me when in need.

Not entirely done (a heading is inside the card) and I have redacted some photos. This is the main tablet view. Another page has lights, but this is more interesting I think.

Topmost I have the state of the house alarm, if the cage to the rabbits is open or closed, and whether one of my kids is in school or not.

Weather below that, Icons show whether it's safe to open the parasol (wind gust speed, cloud coverage and temperature play in here) and if sunscreen is needed (uv index). If a door or window is open, a card is shown. A list of when trash is being picked up, the agendas for the kids and finally the price of energy for the day.

Tldr; 14,9 GB/s read 14,0 GB/s write

USA buys too much from China compared to how much they export. Restricts exports to China. Truly genius!

Garmin is very good privacy wise as I understand. How is polar in that regard?

In some eye-opening new results, the telescope has found and confirmed the discovery of a very bright galaxy that existed just 300 million years after the Big Bang. Based on their observations, astronomers believe the galaxy is 1,600 light-years across and has a mass several hundreds of millions of times the mass of the Sun.

“All of these observations, together, tell us that JADES-GS-z14-0 is not like the types of galaxies that have been predicted by theoretical models and computer simulations to exist in the very early universe," the astronomers said. "Its discovery has profound implications for the predicted number of bright galaxies we see in the early universe."

I don't like click bait...