Explorer already crashes enough without this.

Why don’t they work on Explorer’s awful performance and constant hanging before working in another chatbot?

You know, useful software development work?

It’s not particularly bad value for what they’re offering, which seems to be a component library and set of templates.

For a comparison, the company I work for are paying over a £1000 / year for MUI-X, which is a set of paid React components. It’s cheaper and more efficient than paying someone at our company to maintain our own component library.

Even a single engineer spending 10% of their time (as I used to) maintaining this stuff would cost the company over £5000 / year in manpower.

It’s effectively an alternative to plain CSS. Works well with component-based systems like React and Svelte.

I used it for a few years and thought it was pretty good. I still use it on some of my projects.

I don’t know why people are saying a 200km range is bad. Most people I know don’t drive more than 25km to work per day. Surely even 100km is perfectly fine for a daily driver.

My brother had an 80km range car for years and was perfectly fine.

Is it just that it’s not competitive at this price?

Who is this supposed to be? Charlie Kirk’s wife? If so that’s hilarious in a this-timeline-is-a-disgusting-joke kind of way.

That’s a much better sourced article and an interesting read, thanks.

What is this website used as a source?

It doesn’t have sources, an about page, contact page or even proper navigation. Is it some sort of blog?

Edit: I managed to manually navigate to their about page using the URL, and all the images there are badly AI generated, the content is meaningless.

I don’t trust news sources that are not transparent, provide information about themselves or use AI for key resources. Even if I agree with the stance in their articles.

For all I know, all of the content of the article is made up.

I don’t think I’ve had a locked phone since around 2012.

I’m guessing people still get them because they need financing? Seems like a poor choice most of the time.