your first laptop also had, like, a megapixel screen, while the Steam Deck over here (checks notes) (checks notes again)

I already have a 200g 4 megapixel display in my pocket, with a battery that makes it go through the day. Stop building 1 (one) megapixel 750g dumbbells that can’t stay on and then add heft.

for 45 minutes straight

The first one I’d listen to today at 3x is 2:09:44 and weighs 667MB since it’s a FullHD video, so I can burn through them at around 1GB/hour. Half of the episodes are gonna be audio-only and weigh just a fraction of that, but then I’ll also delete easily half of what gets preloaded without listening, so here we are.

it’s nice that your Kindle isn’t just collecting dust in a drawer

my podcast app alone does 300GB/mo with just half a hundred of YouTube channels. one of my homelabs will soon cross half a petabyte cumulative. what tf are you doing with your homelab?

I’m using Alacritty because I work with CLI, not because I’m in love with a particular terminal emulator.

What am I gonna do with “72% Alacritty, 27% Firefox, 1% Meld, 0% Other”? I’m not gonna give Mozilla money until they pivot to browsers.

Sony Sixaxis. 256 degrees of being pressed on basically every button but two.

Don’t worry, you’ll be fine since democracy is out.

They sure do; using it will cost them money.

If only AMT was available in all Intel CPUs, lol.

Oh, it will work fine, as soon as it issues it’s first cert without any reference to the identity, it wouldn’t even be needed until it’s expiry. But it’s easier to just not build it.

tiny

Not to mention the blow to the nationalism.

Nethack by an astronomic margin.

I’ve specified that because I’ve mainly played it on a 2013 Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (yes, wit a stylus), a FullHD beast that Steam Deck can’t even dream of matching even a decade later.

a screen rivaling 2013 phones when

Slay the spire works fine on your previous phone. You know, that 3x lighter machine with 2x the pixel count you already carry everywhere anyway.

10 years ago, maybe? It’s a 1 (one) megapixel brick.