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The apps are literally designed to keep you single

for each file, the computer has to ask the phone about the file, wait for the phone to process the file request, and respond. Then it can start transferring the file. With a single file, it can copy everything in one go without stopping.

You’re basically being bottlenecked by your phone’s CPU, and by high latency in a single-threaded task.

10_a

once per hour 😎

Not to mention all the software will be deleted if the military shows up. These things don’t run in the cloud for security reasons.

He lives in the US though

I think ideally Greenland would have their own military as part of (European aligned) NATO when they decolonize, but that’s a few decades off probably. The Trump situation is accelerating the ongoing decolonization process though, as long as they don’t end up getting colonized through American conquest.

Memory is extremely overclocked, and AMD hasn’t announced their Zen 6 mobile cpus yet

But yes, 2/3nm apus will do amazing things for handheld gaming.

The point isn’t that Wikipedia is wrong, the point is that your research papers should cite primary sources published by the field instead of a generic encyclopedia. Even if the pages on encyclopedia are maintained by respected authors, it’s not immediately obvious, and the information is likely surface level and not worth citing.

Not without a lot of manual work or noticeably resetting a user’s password. Distributing these tools as a feature is asking for abuse.

Why the fuck can pyfed instance admins impersonate others?

https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/src/commit/5780de95a86ed87b7f88c8570cfd9bb68786f053/app/admin/routes.py#L2227

Was this written by Spez?

AI code or someone who doesn’t understand python well

I think Lemmy has some in-memory data structures that limit the backend to a single node, too. Also postgres is great, but Lemmy really fucked up their database performance somehow.

But yeah large python codebases turn into spaghetti really quickly.

It’s really ironic that DRM on Netflix restricts Linux viewers to 480p. Why would anyone bother fighting with DRM when just pirating it gives you a 4K version that actually works?

Use Winboat to run windows programs that have Wine issues:

https://www.winboat.app/

Windows isn’t a secure environment, it’s just that it’s centralized enough in Microsoft that they can require all code to be signed by Microsoft and hardcode kernel signatures in the TPM. In terms of actual security against viruses and spyware, Linux is much more secure.

If you’re okay with Microsofts AI slowing down your computer and watching everything you do, then I guess the centralization and integration with big gaming companies makes it a more capable gaming system than Linux.

Personally, I couldn’t give a fuck about Battlefield 6. Trump’s son in law can keep his crappy AAA games.

A sacred mountain range taken from the Lakota Sioux by gunpoint in the Great Sioux War of 1876.

I wonder if the work on waydroid for the steam frame will translate into being able to easily run Android apps like SmartTube from big picture mode.

Edit: Apparently there is an unofficial waydroid installer, and it adds all Android apps to the big picture mode UI. So I would just install that and use the Android TV Jellyfin app and SmartTube.

https://github.com/ryanrudolfoba/SteamOS-Waydroid-Installer

Abandon “legal” streaming, it doesn’t work because of DRM.

It’s so sad that Steve Jobs died of ligma