I’m not mad in the slightest. Interesting that you read it that way
I’m not mad in the slightest. Interesting that you read it that way
Sooo, what does ts mean? When speaking to a general audience it’s best not to use industry specific initialisms if you want to be understood
Hah you gotta be trolling me this time
I was saying in a joke way that no one outside of your field will know what you’re talking about when you say “utm”. And even a couple of web searches didn’t explain it. Thanks for the link
How about their pmq’s or dgl’s? I bet you don’t ever see their btr’s
You haven’t looked at all. There’s zillions of them everywhere
Caffeine doesn’t do much for me, in fact it often seems to make me sleepy
The butterfly keyboard models are definitely not included in that statement, but all other models yes they’ll live forever. BUT i also have a bunch of old laptops from other companies that live forever running linux
Yup. It really sucks. Being able to see things that are very quick is like a superpower, but as far as i can tell there’s only downsides
Definitely! OLED is unusable for me because it has really bad PWM flickering. The majority of people can’t see the screen flashing on and off like a strobe light, but many of us have eyes that do see the flashing, and it’s awful.
I can’t wait until a new display technology gets popular that doesn’t use Pulse Width Modulation
No. He’s asking how to prevent innocent people from getting scammed
If you’re worried about the price of the steam deck going up then definitely don’t buy it, because if the deck price goes up then tons of other prices are gonna go up and your financial situation is gonna be a lot worse then than it is now
Either way it’s still caused by the tariffs
That’s what bookmarks are for. And even if the webpage gets removed on the server you often can find it on archive.org . Heck if you really wanna make sure you can load the page later your can save the webpage locally onto your device
Give a couple examples of what you’re taking about
It isn’t. Yes there’s lots of bad stuff, but there’s also lots of good stuff too
Android absolutely is ready for the desktop - its cousin is called ChromeOS which is running on zillions of Chromebooks. And ChromeOS is a version of Linux
Cool