Biggest I found is the Acer Nitro XV275KP3 Gaming Monitor.
You kinda pay gaming hardware prices, but given the support for up to 120Hz and HDR10, I was OK with that. It’s mostly used for gaming, anyway.
It used to be that beamers were a way to sidestep the “smart” bullshit, but they started adding that, too. Even the business ones.
Buy monitors instead. Also saves you the headache of dealing with “smart TV” bullshit.
Exactly. It only has to beat the user by a small margin.
No! They don’t want a formalised language. They’d much rather explain and re-explain in English, then repeatedly correct the mistakes the clanker inevitably makes. And spend at least the same amount of time as a skilled programmer would.
But I get why managers think that skilled labour can easily be replaced with LLMs. Their jobs of writing emails and occasionally creating presentations, that may or may not match information they received from more skilled personnel, can absolutely be done by an LLM.
I think Stephen Fry famously tripped over this one.
Also “pocketed it.”
Maybe try a phone that isn’t trash as soon as the battery dies. Something repairable.
That’s a cute little puddle jumper.
Is this game just one giant cash grab?
Keep in mind, you can’t squish them.
I heard OpenCloud is basically only the file server part of Nextcloud. Never tried it, though.
That’s really the crux of it. M$ bought in back in the 80s and people are too damn lazy to change their defaults.
That’s on you
Can confirm. In over 10 years of Arch I had only three breakages, two of which were self-caused by not checking for required manual intervention before upgrading. The third was because my laptop’s battery died during an upgrade.
And the fix was always the same. Boot a life image, chroot into my install and fix it.
What would they have to whine about? They set up their system exactly how they like it since the OS comes without any preinstalled software and only minimal defaults for the ones you install.
We had a quip in the bug tracker at a company I worked at:
Man developed speech because of his deep need to complain.
So you’re already there.
Do let me know if you find something more suited.