The most significant thing about this development is that Timmy (CEO) was extremely vocal about being basically anti-Linux. So this is, in a way, the market (and also Valve largely) forcing his hand, which is the way things should work in an educated society. It’s the way capitalists like the pretend the world works.
I’ve been using one in a Pi5 for like 6 years.
There’s no way to know for sure regardless. Having a policy allows them to take action when they do find it.
It doesn’t specify the length but it looks a lot longer than 30mm, so probably not.
I ran on a MicroSD for years with no problem. Doesn’t need to be reliable, it’s just for gaming.
I was shocked when I saw 11, but then realized that 8 are basically all the same behemoth vehicle and 1 is discontinued, so I’d say it’s more like 3. Still I didn’t think there were any, so that’s pretty good, thanks.
I hope this becomes a standard. Honestly it’s a damn shame that it isn’t already. People complain about EVs destabilizing the grid, and they’re not wrong, but only because they don’t have the necessary equipment to actually do the opposite (and also because all vehicles basically default to the max charge rate, which no one adjusts).
Which ones do v2h?
Its too bad no EVs support V2x?
I don’t think it’s a big deal. DHH is the creator. He has deep pockets.
It’s mostly just Arch with a fork of Hyprland, I believe. Largely keyboard-navigable interface, if you’re into that.
The money will likely benefit Linux as a whole but that remains to be seen.
You are once again twisting my words, this time even directly misquoting me. I don’t know why. It’s really weird and rude and I’m not going to continue engaging with it.
No one said it was “a horrible way to generate power”. I said it “doesn’t work great in many situations”. I don’t appreciate you twisting my words. And yes, that also applies to solar, so thank you for backing up my argument.
That can be said for virtually all “smart” products. Technology is increasingly being weaponized against us, and no one seems to care.
By “without issues” you mean you spent 3 hours trying to get WiFi and speaker drivers working and don’t have issues any longer?
Do you realize that geothermal makes up ~1% of all HVAC systems? So you think 99% of people are just being FUDed?
huh?
Correct
Well I think I paid $150 for it. And at the end of the day I tossed it and pulled and sold the 64GB RAM 🤣. I wouldn’t pay much more than that.
I had the exact same PC for a while. Unfortunately it suffers from the same issues as all Mac machines: Broadcom. Speakers, wifi, and lots of other issues. Won’t hurt to give it a try though. I ended up just installing Sequoia with OCLP.
Nope
I don’t know that MS has “identity crises”. Windows just shifted from being a tool for people to use computers to a tool for Microsoft to use people.