Your message suggests there is both a possibility that he is a US citizen and also claims that he is not a US citizen. If it was 100% clear that he is not a US citizen then I don't think they would have let him back…
Over time the Raspberry Pi use case shifted more and more away from GPIO. They all still have it but probably most of them are used as a Linux computer without ever touching the GPIO now. The people who do use GPIO on a…
A lot of it boils down to native widget look and feel. It's pretty silly in reality because there are multiple possible options for what is native on Windows (Win32/WinForms, WPF, UWP, WinUI, ...) and Linux (Qt, GTK,…
> That guy is a Mexican national, not an American If they actually have a valid US birth certificate then how can you say that?
> You can buy a very nice 32" monitor and better input devices for less than that. But they aren't Apple.
You still need to test all of those separate GUIs though so it's still costing more. You also generally don't want them to actually be in sync because there are actual UX differences between platforms that you need to…
Many native UI toolkits also suffer from some the issues you shared. Depending on what you compare with you'll find fewer layout options, limited or no text selection, poor style and animation support, etc. People say…
By inline arrays do you mean within a struct field? You can do that with the `fixed` modifier.
The comment I replied to was specifically referring to a laptop. But on phones, the base model Pixel phones (6 inch) are a pretty good size balance IMO. I would not go bigger than that but it's probably very dependent…
> But that's not a problem and is likely a good thing. eg it lets you move more often which reduces your commute. You can still move if furniture was more expensive and higher quality. You'd be able to sell what you…
Why did you buy it then? There are systems on the market still that have none of these issues.
While it's better than nothing I don't think the Frame Verified results will be as useful to gauge compatibility for other devices because the Frame is quite underpowered. It's weaker than the Deck, has two much higher…
That's really what the (Deck/Machine/SteamOS) Verified program is for. Valve tests games out on those platforms and reports results back for everyone on the store page. Publishers have the control to explicitly mark it…
And could you imagine how painful it would be to manage megabytes of RAM with bank switching on a 6502!
You'd be far better off running Linux instead of all of this.
True but WhatsApp is end-to-end encrypted so they shouldn't see any of your messages anyway.
The 6502 can't actually address more than that. The flash controller built into modern SD cards are also going to be significantly more powerful than the 6502. And I'm surprised you can even buy SD cards that small…
And you can't use the hardware without their software.
It's not at all harder on a technical level. Offline is the same as online with only one player. Many games boot up a server automatically when you play singleplayer.
Release the server software. Counter Strike's is already available to download.
How do you use your sense of smell to help you drive? I can't smell anything outside my car thanks to the air filter. The real answer is very simple: safe drivers slow down to adapt to poor conditions (including…
Maybe we'll end up cancelling whatever contract Waymo got and give them a secret payout amount like we did for Starlink.
Cars don't drive in the dark. Roads are usually lit. And every car has its own lights for seeing where you are driving.
What's wrong is all of the older models they sold do not have what you experienced. They were sold FSD but their car's hardware can't run the latest software, and the older implementations required much more babysitting…
The function reference is actually evaluated first so your preferred order is actually backwards! Consider this: foo.bar(x) The `foo.bar` field has to be retrieved before the function can be called. It does not evaluate…
Your message suggests there is both a possibility that he is a US citizen and also claims that he is not a US citizen. If it was 100% clear that he is not a US citizen then I don't think they would have let him back…
Over time the Raspberry Pi use case shifted more and more away from GPIO. They all still have it but probably most of them are used as a Linux computer without ever touching the GPIO now. The people who do use GPIO on a…
A lot of it boils down to native widget look and feel. It's pretty silly in reality because there are multiple possible options for what is native on Windows (Win32/WinForms, WPF, UWP, WinUI, ...) and Linux (Qt, GTK,…
> That guy is a Mexican national, not an American If they actually have a valid US birth certificate then how can you say that?
> You can buy a very nice 32" monitor and better input devices for less than that. But they aren't Apple.
You still need to test all of those separate GUIs though so it's still costing more. You also generally don't want them to actually be in sync because there are actual UX differences between platforms that you need to…
Many native UI toolkits also suffer from some the issues you shared. Depending on what you compare with you'll find fewer layout options, limited or no text selection, poor style and animation support, etc. People say…
By inline arrays do you mean within a struct field? You can do that with the `fixed` modifier.
The comment I replied to was specifically referring to a laptop. But on phones, the base model Pixel phones (6 inch) are a pretty good size balance IMO. I would not go bigger than that but it's probably very dependent…
> But that's not a problem and is likely a good thing. eg it lets you move more often which reduces your commute. You can still move if furniture was more expensive and higher quality. You'd be able to sell what you…
Why did you buy it then? There are systems on the market still that have none of these issues.
While it's better than nothing I don't think the Frame Verified results will be as useful to gauge compatibility for other devices because the Frame is quite underpowered. It's weaker than the Deck, has two much higher…
That's really what the (Deck/Machine/SteamOS) Verified program is for. Valve tests games out on those platforms and reports results back for everyone on the store page. Publishers have the control to explicitly mark it…
And could you imagine how painful it would be to manage megabytes of RAM with bank switching on a 6502!
You'd be far better off running Linux instead of all of this.
True but WhatsApp is end-to-end encrypted so they shouldn't see any of your messages anyway.
The 6502 can't actually address more than that. The flash controller built into modern SD cards are also going to be significantly more powerful than the 6502. And I'm surprised you can even buy SD cards that small…
And you can't use the hardware without their software.
It's not at all harder on a technical level. Offline is the same as online with only one player. Many games boot up a server automatically when you play singleplayer.
Release the server software. Counter Strike's is already available to download.
How do you use your sense of smell to help you drive? I can't smell anything outside my car thanks to the air filter. The real answer is very simple: safe drivers slow down to adapt to poor conditions (including…
Maybe we'll end up cancelling whatever contract Waymo got and give them a secret payout amount like we did for Starlink.
Cars don't drive in the dark. Roads are usually lit. And every car has its own lights for seeing where you are driving.
What's wrong is all of the older models they sold do not have what you experienced. They were sold FSD but their car's hardware can't run the latest software, and the older implementations required much more babysitting…
The function reference is actually evaluated first so your preferred order is actually backwards! Consider this: foo.bar(x) The `foo.bar` field has to be retrieved before the function can be called. It does not evaluate…