ARM is still extremely fragmented.
When there are ARM vendors selling SystemReady at SR levels for a similar price to x86, it will be at the point it could take over
RISC-V RVA22 is interesting, but not a lot of options yet, either
Is there any chance he’s self aware enough to know he just ate shit?
Looking at the rest of the AI landscape, I’d think they’re overcharging themselves, rather than undercharging.
All the money then stays in the same collective pool, and xAI’s numbers look better
I will say the Rust stdlib seems to make TOCTOU bugs really easy to make for filesystem operations
But, yes, Ubuntu switching to a test project hurts it
And what a low peak it was
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I found out you can run a local single player instance of 2009scape, and have been messing with it for nostalgia
Once per purchase disc, at participating retailers, meaning it still killed the resale market if it can’t keep getting traded
At E3 in 2013, Microsoft announced that all games, including physical copies, would be electronically bound to your Microsoft account, making “physical” copies just keys for their digital network.
Sony famously made fun of them, and forced Microsoft to change course for the Xbox One/PS4 era
https://www.vice.com/en/article/one-of-playstations-most-iconic-ads-has-backfired-after-13-years/
Microsoft tried to make their consoles digital only years ago. They only added the disc drive back allowed reusing discs because Sony’s marketing of the PS4.
Now that Sony’s out, MS will gleefully follow
Yeah, you can certainly get cheaper laptops, but if you’re looking for similar build quality, it’s not that much more
I would also say, for me, the peace of mind with how easy it is to fix is worth it. I used to stress over my wife or nephew or someone wanting to do something on my laptop, but now if they poke the screen with their finger I just think I can fix it in 5 minutes if they mess it up