But if you use AI to find issues, then investigate the issue, reproduce it, document it, etc, then you’ve got something meaningful that someone can do something with.

In principle that is sound, but LLMs can’t do that, yet, if ever. Sounds like anthropomorphism. The ‘hallucination’ thing is intrinsic. What you can do is point it at easily verifiable problems like searching for security flaws, and then verify them. Whether that’s cost effective in wasted energy and human time is still an open question, especially as token cost ramps up pre IPO.

Completely correct. It’s a useful tool for people protecting their precious memories, not an ongoing protection of an OS state.

Cryptomator has an android app, haven’t used it in anger (It’s not a backup until you restore successfully), but it’s there.

If you encrypt at home it doesn’t matter where you do offsite. See Cryptomator for an easy platform agnostic approach. Why trust the bastards?

Ah, should have updooted darntootin, oh well. Still, OP, a bit more detail (like I encrypt with rclone, would have been nice.) Cool. Got my own system, but anything that helps…

Yeah, I was thinking that but wasn’t convinced. Similarly Batman was born rich, trained hard and had bereavement thrust upon, which likely created the persona. Perhaps we’re all a bit nature, nurture, and luck.

Also keep an eye on those Supply Charges, they add up. For reference, my origin (non-solar) is $1.42 and I’ve been watching it ratcheting up for the last decade. 2.72 - 1.42 = 1.3 * 90 days is $117 difference.

Basically, Gov says make it free, power companies say OK, move shit around so they’re making the same or more. The only way a consumer wins is if they have a large battery (Home or EV) they can charge at home during the period and use enough power, everyone else loses.

Yeah, that’d play. I was thinking maybe Dr. Strange, but Banner is better.

Wolverine is at least born and thrust upon. Any examples of all three?

Wonder how small you can scale these and retain efficiency, at twice the footprint (but I’m guessing a lot more volume) of a lithium grid battery, will we see these replacing home batteries down the line?