I’m guessing it’s a (macro) LED display. Since they’re placed and soldered by hand, doing it on a curve is possible.

Unfortunately most of the stuff I see linked is Twitter, and I’m not in the walled garden.

A kilodozen.

Lit, I’ve been waiting for this.

Edit: That’s mostly a high-level overview. Do you have some actual reverse-engineering you can point me to?

Tesla (Loudest most-punchable most-hatable fascist at the helm, employees caught spying on users through interior cams)

Cars less reliable than ICE, despite having a fraction of the parts. Absolutely proprietary and probably going to start enshittifying over the air at some point. Still some degree of expense-adding hype.

Pine64 is not one I expected to see dissed on Lemmy. I can’t say I’m impressed with the one I bought, though, and it has some kind of electrical issue that would be a pain to fix. It’s too bad, I love the concept of OS phone hardware.

Yeah, pretty much anything luxury. I make a point to buy knockoffs if I need the same class of product, because I know I’m paying a premium for intangible marketing bullshit otherwise.

With any luck, each reboot takes no more than a minute or so, assuming 15 reboots and a starting elevation of 40,000 feet.

Why thank you.

If you just wanted total population, sure. Measure density and multiply by the area of the region. Ethnic groups are hard to pick apart even if they’re in contact but still remote, though. It’s a matter of anthropology, not demographics.

I won’t clutch any pearls, but you can’t possibly expect you’ll be the only person going for that one.