Another option is a Mean Well power supply. Most of them have a pot that can adjust the voltage by 10-20%. They are more expensive than the official power supply, but if you need to run more than just the Pi from it, they are a good option.

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If you use the web UI, you can adjust the zoom in your browser.

AMD should remove the HDMI port from all of their GPUs as a nice F.U. to the HDMI forum. They shouldn’t be paying the licensing fees if they are not allowed to make full use of the hardware.

Try a different cable too.

Yes, it runs a separate browser instance for each electron program. Many of the programs that use it could just be a PWA instead.

Yes, if you have IPv6, you can open a port in the firewall and have external access. Whatever you are accessing it from must have IPv6 as well though.

MakeMKV works great on Linux. I used it to backup all of my blurays and DVDs without any issues.

I’ve never seen a targeted ad. It’s very rare that I see any ads at all. Ublock Origin does a very good job of getting rid of them.

If you are good with lua scripting, you could probably make MPV look similar to that. It’s going to take a lot of work though.

If you have multiple computers, you can always set up a caching proxy so you only have to download the packages once.

That would require the car to have a fast charger on board. That’s a lot of extra cost and weight.

It would be much better to have a robotic connector that automatically connects to the car when you pull up to the charger.

They should just make it DisplayPort only and provide a DP to HDMI 2.1 dongle with it.

No, some of them are running generators on site to get more power.

With a 50 kWh battery, that’s 5 kWh wasted per full charge or 90 cents at the average US electric rate just for being too lazy to plug in a cable.

Use SSH. Ether open a port in the firewall or connect it to a VPN. If the backups are done on a schedule, you could also setup a cron job on the Pi to send the WoL packet a few minutes ahead of time.

You could use a very low power computer that’s always on like a Raspberry PI Zero W to send the WoL packet to the backup computer. It only uses about 1 watt. Some routers have the ability to send a WoL packet as well.

Like the SCR-536? It uses 5 valves.

I’m surprised they don’t have torrent downloads for it. That would save on bandwidth costs and it’s more reliable since torrent clients verify the checksum and automatically redownload any corrupted blocks.

There are plenty of good FOSS text editors out there. I certainly don’t want to use one that was barfed up by an AI.