I think return to office mandates are silly. Regardless, it’s more about maintaining the office market values, right? So basically need to accept that’s where things are going and that will inevitably happen.

I’m not an economist, so I don’t know the full implications of it all, but I know things will be in for a ride.

Not being a power of 2 gives me displeasure.

It doesn’t seem like a platform that will do him many favors, unless it starts developing features he’s using on YouTube. His YT videos have multi-audio support so they can be watched in different languages, and I’m pretty sure X is single audio and also more compressed.

If it does pan out, at least the money will go into videos/helping others.

I don’t think so, I searched around but didn’t see anything noteworthy. Maybe a hacker will get bored one day and jailbreak them, but seems like there’s no hope as of right now.

The thought of stacking them reminded me of this: https://www.brothers-brick.com/2012/12/05/how-many-lego-bricks-stacked-vertically-would-crush-the-bottom-brick/

How many laptops before the bottom-most laptop fails from the pressure?

Probably coming back for a discount

It’d be a good browser logo, if it was humping a globe

But can it watch videos with me? 🥺

I wouldn’t put it past them, but I think it needs more evidence.

It’s definitely in the starting/fear of happening phase. In the US, I often see articles talking about the potential financial meltdown that empty office buildings are going to create.

Yeah, I’m there for a car and not games.

Seems like a lot of my friends A/ND, so seem to attract/be attracted to them for my friends.

Try this: https://archive.ph/Mxx54

True, but I like to feel like I’m supporting Strange New Worlds and Lower Decks. I’ll usually torrent but get a month of Paramount+ to also run up the viewership.

Are there any controller boards that can run a SteamDeck screen? Just wondering what you’d do with the unused part. Would be cool to turn it into a tiny portable screen.

At work it was like… Most software developers had android devices, and then business and management had iPhones.

Evidently, he was aware enough to respond to the alerts, per the logs (as stated in the WSJ video that’s in the article). It shows a good bit of the footage, too.

Seems like they need something better for awareness checking than just gripping the wheel and checking where your eyes are pointed. And obviously better sensors for object recognition.

Yeah, I’m expecting the same. Maybe some exhaust differences with newer heatsink tech.

Try, but seems to be failing at it. Also probably checking out everyone’s DMs.