JohnEdwa @ JohnEdwa @sopuli.xyz

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6€ suoraan kiinasta on vielä kohtalaisen paljon. Näin suoraan AliBaban ja suomalaisten jälleenmyyjien tarjontaa aikoinaan verranneena sanoisin että sillä saa asioita jotka maksaa täältä ostettuna luokkaa 30€.

Viimeisimmässä tilauksessa itselläni oli veitsenteroitin joka Prismassa maksaa 9.95€, Kiinasta sen saman vempeleen sai alle eurolla. $0.40/kpl jos ostaisi parituhatta..

No clue, I'm from Finland where our VAT is 25.5%, income tax is higher than in Norway, and our vehicles are some of the most expensive, and also the oldest, in Europe :)

They don't withdraw a lot, but having it means they don't have a need to tax all the things just in case either and they can take a hit today to plan for a better future. That is to say, EVs in Norway are exempt from vehicle taxes, import duties, registration fees and get all kinds of other benefits too making them way cheaper in comparison to ICE cars.

That fund has something like $200 000 per Norwegian in it.

Notice this place? Lemmy?
The place made because "Fuck the white supremacist Reddit admins, want me to set up a self hosted one for /r/communism?"

That place?

It will make it look more fluid. It will feel like it's running at a lower framerate, and at the framerates BG3 runs at on the Deck, around 25fps or 40ms per frame, the increase would be quite noticeable.

NFS Most Wanted, the original, is fantastic, though it requires manual installation as it's not on Steam.

Sadly the redux modpack version is just a bit too heavy as it includes a bunch of shaders and stuff you can't disable. It runs, but you get maybe two hours. Vanilla barely taxes the deck.

But only hackers and cheaters use Linux, didn't you know???

In our efforts to combat cheating in Apex, we've identified Linux OS as being a path for a variety of impactful exploits and cheats. As a result, we've decided to block Linux OS access to the game. While this will impact a small number of Apex players, we believe the decision will meaningfully reduce instances of cheating in our game.

The tech to automate most of the stuff already exists, it's just not being used as long as abusing humans ends up being cheaper.

It's also one of the only two requirements for the "Verified" label. Specifically, "the game must ship with a default configuration on Deck that results in a playable framerate." That's literally the only thing about performance in the entire process, the rest is all UI and usability stuff.

Default to low and get a playable framerate - whatever that means - and you can get your game verified.

Making stuff up is the entire function of an LLM, they are predictive text generators that string words together based on how the algorithm predicts a human would given the same input to produce a plausible answer. Not the correct answer necessarily, only one that feels like it could have been written by a human.

Censoring or controlling them in a way people would want to or expect companies to do is basically impossible because it would require them to actually be able to understand what they are talking about in the first place.

Link only streamed.

This is a Steam TV.

BT 5 has max bandwidth of 2Mbps, which would in theory be enough for "CD quality", i.e 44.1khz/16 bit raw uncompressed audio, as that's around 1.4Mbps. In real life conditions it isn't. AFAIK aptX lossless gets close by doing some compression.

But if you go full audiophile levels and start demanding lossless 192khz 24 bit audio, that's 10Mbps and not even remotely possible over BT no matter what you'd try.

Though as the current default in many places is "split everything you both own 50:50 including all the things before getting married", it has to be a bit complicated as rarely were the starting conditions equal.

CE mark is often self-approved, it is neither an actual certification nor is there a process or money required. It's simply a promise from the manufacturer that the product "conforms with European health, safety, and environmental protection standards."

It either does that and they can put a CE mark on it, or it doesn't and that product is never going to be available in the EU as-is.

Graphics are graphics, that's what limits most of the games and devices. Optimize something to run on the Switch 2, and that should work on the Deck too.
That benchmark used to be the PS4, but most developers have dropped support for last gen hardware.

"People are 3d printing guns, should we require background checks on the required barrels/trigger mechanisms/ammo/magazines/rails etc?

No! We should require checks on the universal machine that can among a billion other things manufacture the plastic parts!"

Few things:
The Deck can't support 65W charging either. It prefers, and maxes out, at a 45W charge, specifically 15V@3A. It can charge using 12/9/5V standards as well, but obviously does so slower.
5V charging is only recommended while the deck is off/sleeping as there is a batch with bad charging chips that can overheat and burn out otherwise (as it has to boost the 5V up to 7.4V and above for the battery)

Slower chargers still work even while gaming - they just extend the time it takes to drain.

If a powebank advertises mAh, it's using the nominal voltage of a single lithium cell, 3.6 or 3.7V. If they use Wh (and aren't blatant scams), then that's the only thing that matters. What you get out is always less, due to the conversion losses.

LCD has a 40Wh battery, OLED has 50Wh. Get at least 20% more if you truly want a full charge.

The deck has power passthrough, once it's full it uses the charger only. Sometimes this means it "refuses" to charge to 100% and instead stops just shy, that's kinda normal.

It would still need to be a turret with a focused beam as drone controls operate on the same frequency range as wifi and bluetooth so if you still want those to work in the building you can't just fill the air with enough noise to block a drone. And if you want to stop one on auto-pilot you need to scramble GPS signals which would be a very bad idea when nearest airport just 3 miles away with one one the runways aligned directly with the White House. And even that's all just assuming it's actually using standard frequencies and not something custom.

So while anti-drone systems don't go BRRRT, they can still end up looking like something that could.