

That’s just redecorating an outburst though?


Plasma/KDE as a first class citizen.
KDE is second-class to GNOME on Fedora.


They should use this technology we used purely for uh… "Linux ISOs’ back is the day.
BitTorrent.
Raspi4?
$94 from PiAustralia, or $144 with a case, psu, cables, etc from RS. (both 4GB version, 2GB stock hasn’t been reliable since Covid)
Plays h.264/265 at 60fps fine, does 10bit too both via hardware accel, can play 1080p vp9 but it’s CPU decode only, can’t handle AV1.
2x minihdmi, USB-C for power (needs 5V 3A), 802.11ac and BT5, pcie ethernet.
Raspi5 is a lot more money and removed h264 hardware accel.


I epilate my hands all the time, along with most of the rest of me /shrugs
I’ve never done my face with an epilator though.


Sony doesn’t want a single player or even co-op sequel to an old Macintosh shooter though, they want live service money.


Maybe they’ll finally sell off GlobalFoundries,
Not being able to jump in a first person game.


Surprised they (Denuvo, etc - not Valve) don’t just hard require SELinux.


Retail units couldn’t access most of the RSX in OtherOS for Sony reasons, Geohot fixing that was why they killed OtherOS.
Apparently the DOD units never had any lockouts on the GPU.


A PS5 Pro is locked to the PlayStation store, I can’t install my Steam, GOG, Epic, etc games on it.
The games are all more expensive too and you have to rebuy them to get resolution upgrades with newer hardware.


I don’t think it’d be that high, retail prices on similar hardware to the specs is ~USD$700, including a (crappy) case and a (decent) PSU.
I think Valve could get it to $649 without subsidy.
Just due to not having pay as much for the parts, they’d be getting the cpu+gpu directly from AMD as ‘semi-custom’ parts, so there is no Distributor, wholesaler or retailer profits to bundle in, the GPU is on the main board too, so no extra AIB profits to worry about on the GPU.
DRAM will be a ‘fun’ one due to price fluctuations though.
Really depends on how much profit they want to make.


That’s a bit different IIRC, they purchased them directly from Sony and they didn’t have any of the OtherOS hardware lockouts like retail consoles did.


I’m not sure how a company can actually proactively prevent this kind of thing.
By employing people themselves and paying a proper wage.
It’s not hard.


I don’t believe Alberto or Bungie.
He’s a thief.


I don’t think we need post open.
Rather, ditch MIT/BSD for GPL (with no LGPL bandaids) and enforce-
NO WARRANTY


And if you don’t listen to them, they’ll use nefarious means to inject themselves into the project leadership.


I think the burden is that Tech companies are putting in hundred of bug reports, not putting in any work and then expecting their ‘high priority’ bugs to be fixed last week, for free.
When it was the community benefiting the community, it was fine to labor for free.
I’d all but forgotten my old stomping grounds.