It’s been a while since I looked at any coverage of the Vision Pro, but if memory serves, it has a large focus on mixed reality? Steam Frame is very focused on VR and won’t do mixed reality well, due to the black and white passthrough cameras. That said. I basically never used the passthrough on my Index, and I’m eager to get the Frame.
As far as I know, every Tesla has a mechanical backup door release. Some are just hidden in such a way that you’ll never find them in an emergency if you didn’t already know where to look
https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-903C82F8-8F52-450C-82A8-B9B4B34CD54E.html
Old bridge: built 1735
New bridge: built 1759-1793
Fair point
The CEO can play golf better than an LLM
Computers can play golf better than a human, assuming you give them capable hardware to swing the club.
The comic assumes MLK Jr. had a concept of “computer.”
He died in 1968 and the first product that significantly resembles a modern computer was released in 1970.
A Nazi who takes it in the butt on camera to own the libs, no less.
I disabled auto-update on Discord for Android right after the announcement that ads were coming. They haven’t broken anything for the old version yet, so I’m gonna keep using it until it breaks. Unfortunately not so lucky on the desktop version.
My boss pushed us to research and acquire a resin printer a couple years ago. My coworker pushed the high-budget Form Labs direction due to his poor experience with resin printing in college. I had zero experience with resin (mostly only used Prusa FDM at that time) and pushed toward the relatively low budget Anycubic Photon direction, from the standpoint of “this is really not what we need to be doing with our budget, and this doesn’t make sense for our use case, so I’ll try to waste less money.”
Now that my coworker’s been gone for over a year, my boss thinks no one uses it because we don’t know how. I know how, but FDM is just so much more approachable. I can swap filaments, click print, and walk away in about two minutes and trust that I’ll come back to a usable part.
Changing out resin is its own special hell, and good luck if you have a print fail and have to clean off the bottom of the tray. I didn’t get to a point of trusting prints to finish. Even when it does finish, you still have to wash and cure, and every part I ever made in resin seemed to be dimensionally unstable. Even the sample parts a Form Labs rep sent us were badly warped in shipping. The Photon hasn’t been used in well over a year. CEO wants us to get rid of it, and I agree. Boss isn’t letting go.
Meanwhile we just got two P2S printers that are cranking out parts like a champ. I would rather take a leisurely stroll across Eastern Ukraine than print with resin ever again.
The only game I’ve played that I specifically recall having that is BattleBit Remastered. I think DayZ (ARMA mod version) had it, but I haven’t touched that in a decade and couldn’t be sure.
My apologies, I conflated it with something else they embedded into UEFI around the same time. Lenovo Service Engine had security vulnerabilities and couldn’t be removed with a fresh Windows install, as UEFI would just execute it at startup.
I’ve had a few false starts with Linux. I’ve tried a couple different distros here and there over the last 20-ish years, but I never make it more than a week before falling back to Windows. That said, I hate Microsoft’s direction, and I’m holding onto Windows 10 as long as I can.
For conventional weapons, sure. But I don’t think your description fits flamethrowers, sonic, or laser weaponry.
I permanently wrote off Lenovo after the Superfish factory-installed BIOS-level malware scandal.
I think you’re reading into it a little too hard. I don’t suspect an optional mode based on what’s written there. Those power specs come from the USB Power Delivery 2.0/3.x standards. There’s 9 Volt USB PD that can supply 27 Watts at the 3 Amp ceiling, and the next step up is 15 Volt USB PD that can supply 45 Watts at 3 Amps. Since a 45 Watt charger is the one that’s recommended, I don’t expect heat issues there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_hardware#USB_Power_Delivery
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