Not an option for the majority of companies as it only allows open source repositories as far as I'm aware.

Selfhosting gitea is trivial, I'm saying this as someone who has been doing it at work for almost 6 years. Our experience has recently prompted another org (run by people we know) to move off GitHub, they also seem to be happy.

There are plenty of alternatives to Github, from Gitlab and Gittea to Forgejo, but Codeberg is not one of them, which is what I wanted to stress.

Tangled.org

All of the mentioned issues are mostly solved with Apple CarPlay Ultra though so this doesn't explain to me why they don't offer that.

I see CarPlay (and CarPlay Ultra) as being for auto makers who don't want to put in all the effort to design and drive a good proprietary UI (CarPlay is a godsend in cars with crappy UI, i.e. most of them).

Rivian is a luxury vehicle brand with a first-class UI/UX. I imagine going with their own first-class UI and CarPlay Ultra would be a mess; two separate interfaces for the same controls, but laid out differently. Makes a lot more sense they'd be working with Apple to integrate more Apple features into their own UI, rather than having to maintain two separate first-class UIs that are bound to have discrepancies.

And there's the more obvious answer that they want the entire driving experience to feel like a Rivian experience, given how important that's been for luxury EVs on the software side. Supporting a canned OS would make the vehicle "feel" the same as every other car that also supports it.

Apple CarPlay Ultra supports customization as it's use in the new Aston Martin car(s?) shows.

Because the real reason is they don't want you using somebody else's software.

This is genuinly impressive. The OpenAI equivalent is less detailed AND less correct.

Which Times New Roman alternatives would you recommend?

Twitter/X Followers and relevancy.

Offering a selfhosted or local version would probably help alleviate those concerns.

I'll be doing this as a priority. I wanted to check there was concrete demand for it first, but I've now had enough requests that I'll be doing it.

If anyone wants to be updated when this is available, email me at davnicwil at gmail

PowerToys still is on my "first software to install" list even in windows 11 as it adds so much useful features such as peek.

For me the very first to install on any new Windows system is

    winget instal git.git -i 

and tick the option to add all the GNU coreutils to make Windows usable.

I can then git clone my repository of setup scripts to configure the rest of the system unattended.

D&D a playbook from Atlas/Revi and your good to go.

On Firefox it just gets stuck on "Preparing Preview" when pressing the print button...

Worked fine on mine.

Then it's probably an issue with my local Firefox install. Thanks for pointing this out.

I feel like what OpenAI has started to do was to accumulate as much compute resources as possible just so no one else has them.

The DAC is what is causing this issue for me sometimes - unplugging and pluggin it back in solves it though.