While it’s pretty decent at coding, it’s often (in my experience) either giving you an overcomplicated way, an outdated way or just completely wrong code.

What I do really like is that when you ask for a snippet you can easely ask for variations, like: “make it a bit shorter”, “add comments” or “don’t/do use library X”. This allows you to quickly get a few variations that allows you to come up with something of your own.

On a slightly other note, I’ve been impressed by github Copilot on this subject. While still often wrong, with small things it almost feels like it’s reading my mind while programming.

Depends on the type of phone, usually it’s just finding out. You can also share it over Bluetooth within desktop mode, unsure about game mode.

Aside from what’s probably the problem which Moxvallix posted, maybe you could use a Hotspot from your phone with the VPN on to your steamdeck, it’ll allow you to access JF from your steamdeck for now I think.

As a Dutchie, I can only agree. I do have to say the road infrastructure in a lot of countries will have to change too to make this feasible… I have been to Edinburgh, Scotland last week and it feels completely suicidal to ride a bike there, barely any bike lanes and a very big dislike towards cyclists.

If anyone wants to know more about how we do roads in the Netherlands, I totally recommend Not Just Bikes

I do question how this statement of carbon emissions reduction holds up with the large change towards electric bikes, but electric scales better to green energy then cars I guess.