Por que no los dos?

Did you only read the summary or the full report on Tesla? I linked 2 different pages so you can have your facts straight

I beg to differ, see Mozilla’s “Privacy Nightmare on Wheels” report for Tesla

In short: currently all options suck

I’d like to push back a little on your second paragraph, as most of the listed things mentioned can be remediated with appropriate planning/actions. Of course every case is a different one, this always depends on the local context, but as a general rule:

Trees are expensive to maintain

If you plant native trees, that usually isn’t a big problem, as they have been adapting themselves to those conditions for thousands of years

in addition to cracking sidewalks and roads

You can always select appropriate trees species that don’t have such aggressive root system that tends to crack them

they need water

Once again, native trees are your best bet, in conjunction with water harvesting techniques, I don’t think it will be a problem. I always recommend Brand Lancaster and Andrew Millison work on this subject. See Harvesting Rain Water for more details

If you prefer video format:
“Free water was illegal… He changed that…” [19m15s]
YT link, non YT link

the leaves need to be cleaned up

I always find this a weird obsession, why do we have to clean them up? In a forest, it usually lies on the floor and becomes nutrients, habitat, reduces water evaporation from the soil, protects the soil from erosion, etc

they need to be trimmed

This one depends a lot on the context, but at least around here, trimming usually means butchering trees and making them completely unbalanced, which makes the population even more upset as your point below becomes the likely scenario

they pose a liability risk so need to be covered by insurance

Healthy trees are not likely to cause problems. Again this one depends on how the city deals with it, but routine check ups should be more common

Considering all the benefits greenery has in our lives, I still think we come out way ahead with it in the long term, even if we were only looking at it from an economic perspective

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A1 model has multiple reports, I’m not sure about others yet

The article actually gives 3 options:

The only ways to make the deletion stick are to disable Chrome’s AI features through chrome://flags or enterprise policy tooling that home users do not generally have, or to uninstall Chrome entirely

1. It can probably be reverted at their whim at any time
2. You probably don’t have access to it
3. It is the most realistic option, just use another non chromium browser

Uninstall chrome

Are you supposed to eat the burnt layer ? Is it just to add flavor and can be scraped? I usually don’t like burnt stuff, so I wonder how much it affects the taste

I’m not sure if that is accurate, as Brazil is also a high humidity tropical country, which does not have all those plastic layers in their products and their plastic is way slimmer than those I’ve seen used in Asia.

As far as I am aware, they also have one of the biggest and most diverse ant populations, yet their biscuits are as crispy as any without all the extra plastic

It can be as low as €4/month + domain name, see:

https://docs.joinmastodon.org/user/run-your-own/#so-you-want-to-run-your-own-mastodon-server

From the top of my head, there are:

City of Amsterdam https://social.amsterdam.nl/
Baden-Württemberg https://bawü.social/ Netherlands https://social.overheid.nl/
Germany https://social.bund.de/ France https://social.numerique.gouv.fr/ EU Commission https://ec.social-network.europa.eu/

Switzerland had a pilot project, but I don’t know what happened to it

I’m pretty sure there are more local governments with their own instances or plans to do it , specially after all the digital sovereignty discourse got some boost to it