Isn't that what Google and Samsung already do?
I'm interested. As long as it has an unlockable bootloader and I can install my own OS
Seems like a lot of these handhelds are rushed and lacking R&D. Makes the steam deck seem like an even better option
Neat but I don't think LLMs are the way to go for these sort of things
I don't mind the idea of seeing the same user around. Feels more community centered
Try using an older version of proton?
I've always been a power user but never minded Windows until W11. Luckily WSL was a great gateway drug for me and I ended up switching to Linux full-time after living inside WSL for a few weeks.
Think the smallest modern car we got was the Toyota Yaris which was a rebranded Mazda2. And that got axed due to low sales. Consumers need more of an incentive to downsize
That's a pretty bag bug. Have had similar (but not nearly as bad) experiences with multi users in the past. It's not a thing many people use so I suppose they don't test it
I was in a similar position earlier this year. Problem was most non smart TVs were business grade and very expensive. Ended up with a Samsung Smart TV but didn't hook it up to the Internet. Fits my needs and remote is only ever used for changing HDMI devices. It boots up in about 10 seconds.
Isn't the whole point of assembly that there is no compiler?
Interesting. Before I got my license, I was really worried I would have trouble focusing on driving. As it turns out for me I love doing it and actually seek it out. I kinda hyperfocus when I do it so I'm able to keep going for hours.
If anything, I feel refreshed after a nice drive. That said, if it's straight highway for hours it's a different story. I'll need to rest after a long road trip. Especially if it was understimulating.
How's it not ready for production? It's already in use in many places where it works fine. Generative AI sure, but that's not all AI is.
Just a shower thought. Obviously depends on the industry, but in terms of electronics I fee enthusiast grade (think gaming motherboards, for example) are better built than professional grade. Thoughts?
Honda's new mid-size electric SUV arrives with handsome styling, front- or all-wheel drive, and up to 300 miles of range.
Fifty-five inches of screen on the IQ’s dash, and no room for CarPlay.
The C63 and E63 could soon accommodate a hybrid powertrain with the twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 to assuage those not satisfied by four- and six-cylinder setups.
VW tested its prototype W10 engine in an E39 BMW M5. That car has survived and is now for sale, and it may have the only working W10 on Earth.
