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  • More likely mismanagement, miscommunication, rewrites, and incompetence than corruption.

    All projects of sufficient complexity overrun their cost/time estimates. That's not even accounting for designers and programmers trying to hit what is likely a moving target.

  • Because Teslas have dogshit reliability and all have OTA updates, whereas other brands don't suffer from these issues.

  • Only 5.4 hours before you hit a UUID collision. That's insane

  • I have the same preference, but companies keep giving me macbooks to use for work no matter how many times I ask for a cheaper (or better specced at the same price) Linux laptop.

  • If you don't upgrade the RAM, go with Linux Mint with the MATE desktop. If you do upgrade to 8GB RAM, probably LMDE? You don't need to be on a bleeding edge kernel with a Windows 8 era laptop, modern optimizations will not affect perf much.

  • Bigger than ever in post industrial society, maybe. Pre-industrial times almost everyone shared almost everything. The ones who didn't share were rich, and even they often would invite guests to stay for a whole season semi-regularly because of their ridiculously big houses and desire for entertainment.

  • Jellyfin, my one true platform

  • Basically, the Frame eyetracks you, and it uses that data to prioritize which parts of the overall scene are rendered at what detail level.

    That's an accurate description of foveated rendering, but what the Frame has is foveated streaming. Foveated rendering needs to be incorporated in the game, typically at the engine level. Foveated streaming can happen at the system-wide level because it's not reducing the rendering load, but instead reducing the bitrate of the streamed video when you're streaming wireless VR over wifi from your desktop PC or Steam Machine.

  • Hell, there's gaming oriented mini PCs that are 1/2-1/3 the size of a PS5 Slim, with double the performance...

    Sure, for triple the price. Steam Machine's draw here is that it will likely be around PS5, possibly PS5 Pro level performance for around the same price (they said entry level gaming PC, so I'm guessing base price around 600).

    Also, kudos for GabeCube, perfect nickname

  • AirVPN has given me no trouble for many years

  • Yes

  • If they keep it shut down I suspect individual states will split off as their own nations eventually.

  • Hey, so, I know those words sound really satisfying in that combination, but "objectively and factually" there's no single system of morality nor metric of quality for fatherhood that anyone could judge by, so "objectively and factually", your thesis is an opinion statement and by its very nature cannot be a fact or objective truth.

  • Well yeah, they exist at the extremes of society and push almost exclusively for their own further empowerment.

  • I suspect you could get the price on something like this down to maybe $100-$150. Basically a small low-power Intel box with an SSD and at least 8G of RAM could handle all of these services.

    The hard part would be pre-configuring each of them and building/adapting software to make this kind of stuff easy for end users.

  • Pretty sure even pirated copies can make a Larian account and add friends thru that.

  • In general I turn to Anker or Belkin for power banks, just make sure it can provide at least 25W of power.

  • Happy to help!

  • I just use mergerfs and SnapRAID so I can scale dynamically when I can afford new drives. Granted it's all fully replaceable media files on my end, so I'm not obsessed with data integrity.

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    The chocolate cake featured in the 1996 film Matilda is the canonical chocolate cake for all 90's kids.