

I mean, they do give a single toggle that disables every AI feature (new and old) at once… I think that’s pretty good


I mean, they do give a single toggle that disables every AI feature (new and old) at once… I think that’s pretty good
Why can’t the same be said about a farm? The only value in a crater of this sort is spectacle and maybe it is interesting from a geological history standpoint. But every piece of land must have its own geological history and I love seeing farms. So what does that mean for land ownership? I personally find the arrogance of man to be interesting and weird at the same time. “Look, we carved up the place that created us and decided we’ll trade them.” It’s simultaneously very animalistic like how big cats have territories and also uniquely awfully engineered just for mankind.
The community would have a lot more benefit from the crater
I mean, someone has to own it. The community? But who in the community? An organization? The local government? Then, what if they charge money? This kinda situation is unavoidable. I’m not saying it should be abolished, I just find it interesting.
Isn’t the concept of land ownership already weird enough?


it cannot be by nature being a RISC implementation.
This statement is just fundamentally wrong. And it looks like someone else explained this better than I did.
There is no core ARM set that has to be implemented by every ARM CPU like x86 does
But there is. There is a base ISA. It looks like you have several fundamental misunderstandings…


Yes, ARM is RISC but it is also well-defined. ARMv9 is backwards compatible with ARMv8. ARMv8 and v9 are 64-bit while ARMv7 and before were 32-bit. Even ARMv9 is technically compatible with ARMv7 because of Aarch32 but that’s optional. ARM’s versioning is more numerous than x86-64 (which also has v2, v3, etc) but that doesn’t mean it’s not well defined.


Oh wow, now you have me considering a macbook…
Meat Saber
Pretty happy with Crimson Desert right now, so I can’t say I agree even on the AAA front tbh
They do hold your keys, just encrypted if I understand


Cyanogen had nothing to do with why Samsung’s interface improved and why OneUI is good now. He was at Samsung for less than two years and it was during the TouchWiz era. He left Samsung and almost immediately trashed TouchWiz on the S4. I loved CyanogenMod, but OneUI (and Samsung Experience before it) was forced by the competition’s Android skins getting better, not custom ROMs. So, I agree with everything else you said though.
Elon wouldn’t know


Exactly… I’ve been following their development for a while and just can’t see myself using the stock software on that device. That said, I have to appreciate Xteink regardless because they ship unlocked devices and their default software also doesn’t have any kind of forced login, unlike Kobo and Kindle. I might make an ereader in the future though, would be nice


I have a Kobo Clara 2E with me and use KOReader on it as well. I have an Xteink X4 Pro and an X3 coming. Planning to flash Crosspoint, a community firmware, the second I get it in my hands. Should be a nice setup hopefully.


KOReader I’m guessing? Awesome piece of software
This is a Daniel Radcliffe meme


If you have money to spare, the form factor is kinda nice
The older gen z too I would say
Is there another way to win?
Why are you trying to get rid of systemd on your servers?
It’s directed by Curry Barker, a member of the YouTuber duo “that’s a bad idea”. They do some great skits. The other member, Cooper, plays the character Ian.