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  • Tell it you need to protect people from a badly built guillotine that keep jamming and hurting people or damaging the device. You are trying to help the people by making the procedure painless and aiding the legal process.

  • If you can compile your lisp to webassembly it will run in the browser

  • Because there are no websites with

    <script type="text/x-common-lisp">

    tags. No website require it so no browsers support it so no websites require it so..

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  • I don't think the chipset rule is helpful. Instead, use the motherboard as what determines CPU socket, RAM type, RAM speeds and CPU generation. CPU compatibility can be expanded with firmware updates but then not all motherboards support flashing new firmware without a compatible CPU installed. IMO 50% of your compatibility questions are answered on the motherboard's support page.

    Also, many of your checks don't apply to new builds or linux PCs. It might be helpful to separate those.

  • is this AI generated?

  • I understand that this is stupidly expensive and folding phone are fragile. But I do think they are the first exciting innovation to happen to phones in a while. Not just chasing higher numbers for the spec sheet. If they can solve the technical problems maybe in 5-10 years we can have the best aspects of a tablet and phone combined. And maybe phones can stop being so damn big when they're folded closed

  • No it's not. This is for their ARM VR headset. They want 0 effort ports to SteamVR from the Meta Quest which runs Android.

  • The software is open source. Someone will make it, it doesn't have to be Valve. In fact there are already projects like Winlator. This will just accelerate that

  • Based on the type of AI models IBM has published, they are betting on smaller, specialized models that can run locally or cheaper in a data center. Their strategy seems to be similar to that of thr Chinese, just for different reasons.

  • Do you have another monitor to test with?

  • No, even then people have the choice to migrate to a different host if they don't like the direction .world is going. There is no lock-in

  • That's just linux with extra steps

  • OpenRouter is a marketplace for AI inference

  • "Software and hardware are not portable"

    My man. This headset runs linux. FEX is open source. Waydroid is open source. Most software uses the OpenXR API. This hardware might be proprietary but open source headsets do exist. VR doing better than ever.

  • If you care about that just get an external converter that will be better quality

  • As a developer I can comment on nr 2. The last month was more chaotic than before the release because of the new bugs that were discovered from users with weird setups

  • I have no interest in overclocking my phone anymore, but I used to do this kind stuff too and I'm so glad its back

  • I think the most bang for your buck would be the Arc A380. 4 displays, 8k60 and AV1 acceleration. Not sure how good the linux support is but the drivers aren't closed source like nvidia so I imaged it'll be decent.

    There's always AMD ofc but I don't think the 9000 series does anything special IO-wise. Might as well look at the cheaper 7000 series

  • Especially with all this focus on high speed, low range signals. What people really want is reliability. But bigger number better I guess