honestly the sound of him hunting around with the chisel is a pretty good bit

hell yeah

unless you’re using your pc as your router that’s not really the same thing

this looks like uiua!

no, it’s not. pulled that out of my ass apparently.

i remember sa, but mostly because i was on facepunch and they had a real inferiority complex despite being 10 times the size

more specifically, it’s for running x86 linux applications on android. and windows applications, i think.

it’s crazy to me that american carriers can basically hold hardware ransom.

us this not a war crime? there are a lot of germans here

we already had that, this is for the opposite use case.

i don’t want to use more than one remote

it’s one of those for who fingers

there’s also tinyllama, which is somewhere around 600MB. it’s hilariously inept. it’s like someone jpeg-compressed a robot.

also you’re only gonna load off of that cd once so it’ll perform fine.

i have a locked-down android tv dongle from my isp so i really wish i could cast from my jellyfin server, but then i looked at the setup guide and instantly ran out of spoons.

i’ve flipped between sony and lg for my past three phones (which is a period of 14 years at this point), and been forced to use samsung stuff for work. the main difference i’ve found is that not only is samsung hard to switch from due to their walled garden stuff, they’re hard to switch to.

personally my experience with anything samsung is that it’s locked down to hell so i don’t know how useful dex actually is. the idea is neat though, wish someone else did it.

yeah i worked at a vehicle manufacturer a while ago as they were expanding into a new market with a budget model, and getting rid of all the non-critical buttons was very high priority for cost. not only do you save on materials directly, you can remodel the entire driving area which means you can redesign the safety features. less shit in the dashboard means less debris that needs to be crash-tested.

well that is part of the user experience. the main thing that annoys me though is that the ui tends to go one of two ways for these devices; either it’s super-custom to the point that all application developers have to do extra work to be usable on it, or there’s too little customisation, which again means apps are not properly usable without extra work. i’ve not seen a folding device that “just works” yet.

it is a very cool technical achievement, but the user experience leaves a lot to be desired with them. most people don’t think about comparing. which is the only way i can imagine samsung getting as big as they have.

the analogy perfectly describes model collapse.