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  • I mean, they could still include those on the base model of the phone, but just officially support flashing Graphene for those who want to do it. I am reasonably certain the target markets for pre-installed apps/ads and people who would be interested in flashing Graphene are completely separate groups. Kind of like how a stock Pixel is basically Google/Gemini Spyware, but Thayer doesn't matter to someone who buys one to install Graphene.

  • They're using nuCLEAR weapons because they're trying to be transparent. Otherwise they would be nuopaque weapons.

  • Dude. It's SAFE War. The government promised?

  • Takes the new kids under their wing.

  • Mint - nice and polite kid, doesn't smell bad

  • 1TB SSD I bought at the end of 2024 for $47 is $142 now

    12TB HDDs were $104 a piece at the same time and are now $300 each.

  • So when do we get our money back

  • Seeious question - since Wikipedia doesn't serve ads, wouldn't a drop in direct traffic be a good thing for them? It would reduce their server costs and presumably the people who truly value Wikipedia (contributors and donors) would still use it for its intended purpose.

    Ignoring the population as a whole getting dumber, which seems to be a side effect of everything these days.

  • It looks like it to me too

  • I mean the photo looks pretty AI generated too, imo

  • For me, it's Final Fantasy XI - it's a million years old and it actually does run fine on Linux, but some of the third party QOL tools I use to make it less painful to play don't work (or at least I can't figure out how to get them to work) through Lutris.

  • Earlier this year I was considering upgrading my desktop to 64GB, but didn't want to upgrade straight from 32GB to 64GB because I was using DDR4. If I was gonna buy an upgrade I wanted it to be to DDR5, but that would have involved a processor and motherboard upgrade that would have cost almost $500 combined (including the RAM). Ultimately I decided against it because of the cost (I don't actually need a processor upgrade) and figured I'd buy down the line when I needed to.

    Now the RAM alone is the cost of the entire upgrade. Bonkers.

  • Get a good water filter? This seems like a solvable problem.

  • It straight up told me it can't do it. I switched back to Bixby for trying to actually do things on my phone.

  • Yeah this one certainly doesn't look like it's hunting at all - not saying it wouldn't attack him if it could get to him, but it seems a lot more curious than aggressive.

  • A lot of times with these top end hardwares, it's not that there's anything right now you need it for, but in a few years you'll still be able to run anything. In half a decade it will still be powerful enough for most things. Mid-range hardware might be showing it age in a few years and relegated to low-end work in 5 years.

    As an example, a 1080ti is closing in on a decade old, and still manages solid 1080p performance in modern games.

  • They mean their end to your rear end.

  • Win-Win

    Jump
  • Idk if you're just being a jerk or what but I'm gonna assume you're being serious - the expectation might be the person trying to be responsible would say "that's a stupid excuse" but instead they sit down and join the gaming person to stay warm. The joke is basically that the person chooses comfort over responsibility.

  • They chose die. As in, "our constituents will just have to die"

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Affirulemations