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That one guy who sniffs Andrew Tate's farts tested it and it didn't seem to do very well.
That's probably just because they didn't want to bother becoming GDPR compliant and instead blocked everyone that would have that requirement. Curious if they did anything for California though, since they have similar legislation.
That doesn't feel like a fair comparison. For the same level of setup you can get with Alexa and Google, I feel like it's the same level of difficulty. If you want complex automations, sure you can yaml, but you'll be doing things you couldn't with Alexa or Google.
This is assuming you're starting with a yellow kit or something already set up and yeah, it's basically just as easy.
Read the dammed article, it literally said the DMV for California and Nevada. It's the fucking government.
They actually did get certified by an authority
Yeah, I thought it was closer to 70, but I guess it's around 77 as of 2022, so I was a lot more off than I expected
I'm just being a little pedantic here, but Canada is only about 100k miles or so bigger than the US and much more of Canada is unlivable unless you count Texas and Florida as being unlivable, because I do.
There's also about 10x as many Americans as Canadians.
This is kind of like saying Helldivers 2 is bad because it's about forcefully spreading "democracy" (pretty obviously it means capitalism) to other planets.
Yeah, it is, but it's hugely satirical and makes blatant political statements through satire.
Pal World isn't that deep, I don't think there's much depth to their forced labor system other than parodying Pokémon and slightly highlighting how the Pokémon universe is full of forced labor and isn't that kind of funny
In 2042 you'll be 62ish or something I don't wanna think about math, but that's around the average American life expectancy and isn't too bad.
Krogers is a massive chain in the US, they also own other chains like Smiths. The white one is theirs, they taste like air.