In that case, the xkcd comic likely holds true:

Only if the kid is on the sudoers.list.

Why not replace them with new batteries?

In modern EVs, batteries are structural elements too which cannot be replaced (but the ‘peripheral’ non-structural batteries can).

a replaced car of another car

Unless the ‘another’ car being replaced isn’t irreparably broken and just doesn’t suffice our MOT requirements, it’s probably ending in a 3rd world country and will remain in use there (probably instead a cheap light EV).

Unless their car is scrapped, this only results in another car being on the road.

2. What if there’s a blackout in the whole city and you can’t charge your car?

They couldn’t refuel their ice car either or how do they think the fuel is made to flow “uphill” from the tank in the ground into their car.

Yes, the title of the scheme is confusing.

It’s not Linux, thus not even “Christian”

I just noticed, that the scheme also includes e.g. “Atheism” and “pagan”, which aren’t Christian denominations either.

For those who like an explanatory video.

Yes. That’s called bionics.

As far as I can see, the most recent version that isn’t tagged as “pre-release” is 2026.1.6 dating from last week. In my experience, it does sometimes take two weeks until someone from the F-Droid team builds and upoloads the recent version.

Also, in unixoid systems, devices are files too.

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True. Yet, this is not a lamprey.

Actually, Elmo didn’t found Tesla.

A colleague of me did his PhD exactly on the last topic.

It has become kinda habit: