There is also !privacy@lemmy.ca.

I am assuming this is US only? I used to fly Delta a lot when travelling between Europe and North America.

I would be curious to try out these VR shoes, I am assuming the experience is far different from the marketing copytext.

The price is only worth it if you want a phone that stands out and is unique.

Otherwise it’s simply too expensive for what it is.

Smartphones are a mature market and outside of “status symbol” and brand considerations, it honestly makes no sense for the vast majority of people to spend more than USD $400 equivalent on a smartphone.

Even camera quality is increasingly becoming good enough on mid-range devices.

The Consentik plugin adds cookie consent banners to customer websites. However, the unsecured server was broadcasting real-time site analytics and private authentication tokens, including Shopify admin credentials and Facebook ad tokens, to anyone on the internet who knew where to look.

This is brutal.

Finally, there’s virtually no infrastructure for hydrogen road vehicles to refuel.

I would argue this is by far the biggest issue with hydrogen fuel. Other drawbacks could arguably be addressed with scale and additional work.

It’s just that hydrogen actually kinda sucks as a fuel, and automaker Stellantis announced today that it is ending the development of its light-, medium- and heavy-duty FCEVs, which were meant to go into production later this year.

Meant to go in production later this year? I doubt anyone at Stellantis believed this.

I don’t really see Nvidia as being interested in providing competition. Imwoudl argue their goal is to develop more lock-in and raise prices.

By 2026, AMD, Intel and Qualcomm will all have better mobile CPU/SoCs. Zen 6 and Panther Lake should be out by then.

She does briefly reference eBay. :)

I use as much open source as I can (quality is generally better), but there are many line of closed source line of business applications that don’t work well on WoA, let Linux (x86 or ARM).

For open source only it works pretty well. I’ve been using ARM SBCs since 2018 and it’s been great.

On desktop Linux/ARM, I am guessing there will be a lot of extra issues; drivers, problems with emulation of Windows games (independent of dGPU issues), limited support opportunities etc.

ARM is pretty much as mainstream as x86 these day.

Is this really true though? One major issue is dGPU performance (this is also relevant for WoA). On the windows side there is a lot of closed source software that cannot run natively on WoA (and emulation often has a significant list of bugs and issues).

This is one of the reasons I stick to wired headphones.

I would how much the Exos will cost where I live (Ukraine).

Our high-end HDD prices have a massive premium relative to North America (I am talking from practical experience building PCs). I guess these days, high-end HDDs are somewhat of niche product even in the DIY segment.

First time I’ve heard of an 90s era x86 clone by the name of Rise.

That likely is true, but you don’t want to use a source that is definitely compromised.

While the absolute number of crashes may be modest (it’s not clear from the article), this is the kind of thing that gives you pause with respect to buying a Intel CPU in a DIY context.

Intel clearly went past a reasonable tuning limit and it is likely many people are not running the latest BIOS that addresses. Even many DIY PCs do not leverage OC’d memory or BIOS updates.

On the CPU side, they’ve had an excellent execution, even before Intel started to lag in and around ~2020 or so.

I was building a PC in mid 2018 and I went with a Ryzen 7 2700. Sure ST was lagging behind intel, but you got decent ST performance and an 8 core CPU for the equivalent of $330 USD or so.

At the time, on the intel side a comparable SKU would be the i7-8700K, but that was equivalent to over $400, with moderate ST uplift and only 6 cores. From what I remember, motherboards were also more expensive for Intel at that point.

On the GPU side, I think the first time AMD has stopped screwing up was with the 9060/9070 series. Thus are compelling SKUs relative to Nvidia’s 60 and 70 series of GPUs.

Keep in mind this is an extremely shit source, they are basically a lite version of tankies.

Try searching for “Russia” on their site and you’ll find a 1:1 copy of standard russian propaganda copytext (justification for the invasion of Ukraine, claiming Ukraine organized a genocide in Donbas, white washing russian crimes).

If they can’t be consistent, it is likely their concern Gaza about is a ruse, as is extremely common among western “leftists”.

And the roaches that manage this site likely don’t speak Ukrainian or russian and have never lived in Ukraine or russia.

Considering Google’s failure to support the tablet form factor on Android (many 1st party Google apps have much better versions for the iPad), I am skeptical this will lead to anything good.

Pretty smart of them to offer Power11 cloud computing services for hybrid infrastructure.

One of the big moves in this generation is to also focus on AI. A big one here might be the IBM watsonx Code Assistant for i.

I totally forgot about Watson. It was supposed to be something like modern LLMs. Yet OpenAI stole their thunder.