I don’t think they use a ai program for that, they probably just have a dataset with the pictures. Might even be a dataset for training ai.

The picture in question was from the AIDS Quilt when it was displayed in Washington D.C. in the 90s. So not even a very old picture

When Taken is a nice concept, but I have found a mistake once and lost a bit of trust in it. In the picture was a birth and death year of a person, but the photo was supposedly taken a few years before the person died.

All. I played that quiz more than 30 times. A few days ago I played the flag quiz to refresh my memory.

Does some know of a good quiz about capital cities or big cities? That’s something I like to learn

Yes you need a specific battery tester.

Here is a Video explaining how to test batteries: How to Properly Test New and Used Li-Ion Batteries (Including Cool Testers)(15:12) by Andreas Spiess

At 6:14 he recommends a few testers. The more expensive ones list connection options via cable and Bluetooth.

Sadly, it was very bad. I tried it about five years ago on a Pi 4. In less than a year, the Pi crashed five or more times. Once it was due to a faulty SD card, and on several occasions it was due to other software on the Pi crashing. Each time, the internet went down, which made my family unhappy, especially when I was not at home and could not fix it.

I also saw little benefit as I already block ads on all my devices, and my smart home stuff has no internet access at router level.

I haven’t tried it since. Should I try again now with redundancy? What are the benefits?