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!RemindMe 10 years

I love my deck, it's an incredible and capable device. But it was very clunky those first 2-3 years

I got the Steam Deck on release. It was a near solid device for me from the get go. Only had the occasional crash/reboot, but I wouldn't describe it as having been clunky.

This is incredibly cool, but would appear to be frustrating to play as it doesn't seem to support strafing, I imagine due to the minimal amount of available buttons.

You might be waiting a while.

https://www.macrumors.com/2026/03/05/mac-studio-no-512gb-ram...

Linux does work, but it would be nice if they activly worked on kernel modules for their hardware

Asahi Linux works on M1 & M2 macs, M3 and later are still being worked on. It should eventually get there, but we'll have to wait and see.

I don't see any macs on your site (maybe I didn't look hard enough). Do you need benchmarking results from an MBP M4 Max 128GB?

If they added a lens lock option (like the AE lock) it would fix this problem nicely.

One could always precook the filling.

I use Apple News every day, but just for the puzzles. Otherwise it's a garbage app.

Thank you, it's working as expected now!

Did you have to do anything special to get it to work? I tried and it would just bug out, things like respond with JSON strings summarizing what I asked of it or just outright getting things wrong entirely. For example, I asked it to summarize what a specific .js file did and it provided me with new code it made up based on the file name...

It's been a decade and it still hurts that it was discontinued.

It really isn't. I keep seeing comparisons to the last seasons of Game of Thrones, but while there is a dip in quality this season, it is no where near as bad as what happened to GoT.

Now if someone could release an optimization like this for the M4 Max I would be so happy. Last time I tried generating a video it was something like an hour for a 480p 5-second clip.

this time they actuality sold out their own customers.

The end users are not their customers. They haven't been for a long, long time.

The recent fad for particular brands of child oriented power banks in the through hiking community is the most recent one I can think of.

This sounds interesting. Can you elaborate?

If you want to support them now you can order prints. They have a sponsorship edition that costs extra if you want to extra support them.

https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/pagedout

Nyet. Jack Vance created grues in the one of the Dying Earth series books.

My kids would routinely put in too much powder, which would gunk up the dispensing mechanism, requiring my time and effort to clean it out and fix it. Eventually the dispenser broke entirely and had to be replaced. We since switched to pods and haven't had any problems with the dispenser. The pods are worth every extra cent.

except for phones that family buys without my knowledge and that I have to troubleshoot

It's okay to say no. After decades of being the computer tech in my family, I started saying no and have been a lot happier for it.

And Texans will keep losing power during winter storms due to lack of regulations.

would you feel common ground with a predatory fish?

The fish needs to eat, I need to eat. The fish has the drive to procreate, so do I, or at least I have a sex drive.

Or a plant?

We both need sunlight to live, we both require a breathable atmosphere. We both need water.

An insect colony?

Much of the above applies here as well, in addition to that I can see similarities between a large insect colony and our large cities, how things move, how roads and buildings are adjusted for efficiencies, how bad actors can harm the system.

Yes, I can see common ground between myself and all three of those things you listed.

Same here, a numpad is a hard requirement for me when buying a new keyboard.

I'd love to read it as well. More and more these days I miss that era of IT

Probably wasting space and lower performance.

The same Homepod that almost sold as poorly as Vision Pro despite a $349.99 MSRP?

The HomePod did poorly because competitor offerings with similar and better performing features were priced under $100. The difference in sound quality was not worth the >3x markup.

And one that likely happens often.

I had a bit of fun playing with the orbital mechanics of it. First soaring around the planet core, then around the planet itself.

At one point I flew far enough into space that I passed the star objects and everything got dark. That was a bit disquieting.

Very cool little game!

If you have a NAS you can run Gogs as a container for a git repo.

This Win98 experience is great:

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/977308