RAM is a commodity, so if this stuff is produced in large quantities, it will affect the global market by lowering China’s demand for imported RAM.
Same as oil and gas, even if North America will never import Iranian product, their prices are affected by that stuff not reaching the market in Asia or whatever and driving up the Asian demand for oil elsewhere.
Right? If someone didn’t buy the OG Steamdeck at 399, years ago, they’re not likely to pay almost double for something that’s pretty long in the tooth at this point.
they’ll will generously take out their malicious code and stop their thievery.
I think you’re being too generous, they likely changed a flag to disable this temporarily, so they can hide from the current news cycle and attention, while also watching what happens with the Honey lawsuits, before turning this back on.
The home assistant one (Voice PE) works very well as a front for conversational home control, but poorly for music (although to be fair it does include a headphone jack).
This pine one seems larger, so maybe they’re doing better here with the speaker.
No joystick drift
I can’t speak for you but my N64 joysticks were destroyed by Mario Party mini-games, haha
Still miss my wavebird, although pretty sure it was early 2000s…
It’s for sure that’s all they’re doing.
Motorola and Google made a big deal about building a factory to do actual assembly in North Texas, and it still failed within a year.
If HTC/ trump were doing anything close to that they’d be screaming it from the hilltops.
I’ve not finished it, but it’s been very fun so far. My standard for the best Bond game is probably Nightfire, and this is every bit as good.
Also as someone who would normally not purchase a game at full price, I do feel like I’m getting my moneys worth, and despite hating Denuvo, I don’t mind supporting IOI here.
It won’t help, Office relies on being digitally signed before it will run, and Microsoft is intentionally not renewing the certificate in order to force people off these older perpetual licenses.
It should be illegal to pull this kind of digital theft from people who paid for the software. No one who paid for this was ever told their access was time limited.
The main benefit of these is the free cooling, but it seems ridiculous to put everything underwater when you can just pipe the cold water like they’re doing in Lake Ontario.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Lake_Water_Cooling_System
Data centers can be built nearish to the coast (vertically if space is that important) and it’s a million times more practical than trying to move it all under the water.
I remember it being synced better, but this is what I found now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=or3tLKPAh48
That one was so good, especially the seinfeld cut.
100% this. I couldn’t find any other good carplay music player that wasn’t a subscription like Spotify.
My understanding is that Anthro is paying all this money to musk because they didn’t go crazy with speculative purchasing like openai did.
Anthro waited until they had users and subscriptions (and money) and now that they’ve got these and are trying to meet demand, xAI are one of the only games in town with lots of idle capacity (I guess due to the fact that grok is an unwanted step child lol).
Honestly, this is such a nice silver lining, my 3080 that’s like 6 years old is still working fine even on newer titles since no one is making/ buying better cards (or cards with more VRAM) in large quantities.
I can’t remember having a GPU this old that was still relevant, my old 780ti was so limited by its 3gb vram.
David Gilmour’s comfortably numb solo in Pompeii, starts around 4:30 here
I have a lack on wheels with rack servers at the bottom and a enclosed prusa 3D printer on top, is great, haha.
No joke, this is exactly why I cancelled Spotify and went back to piracy!
They “”accidentally“” started playing ads one night, didn’t apologize or offer any refunds, and it was the easiest decision ever to dust off my pirate hat and not look back.
No regrets!
This is such a gross move from MS, that will inevitably create more e-waste, just like their dumbass TPM 2.0 requirement.
Having said that, if anyone is looking for a solution (that isn’t just switch to Linux lol), I was able to turn my ancient Canon laser (with very tricky driver setup), into a driverless airprint model by using a raspberry pi as an intermediary.
You can connect your usb/wifi printer on the pi, and through cups/ avahi, host an airprint server on your network for any devices (desktop, laptop, phone, or whatever).
I think I used this guide before: https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-airprint/
For zigbee dongles, take a look at the SLZB-06. I used a sonoff usb dongle at first (which was fine), but then switched to the slzb which works nicer and lets you run it independently from your home assistant machine over Ethernet (you can still use usb if you like though).
I have like 50 ikea zigbee lights running off mine (plus the same amount of other zigbee stuff) and it works super stable with zigbee2mqtt.
I had thousands as a teenager from around 15 years old working part time evening and weekends at barely above minimum wage.
When you have no expenses from living at home, you can save everything (and in my case blow it all on electronics lol)