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  • But I don't think that can manage 4k 60Hz HDR + Dolby Atmos, etc. that modern games consoles have?

  • The DRM is so stupid - now in the era of streaming you can get literally anything webripped day1.

    DRM is obsolete (and it never really wasn't tbh).

  • Tell Samsung that for my TV...

  • This destroys any chance of Valve making an Xbox-competitive home console with SteamOS :(

  • The DMA is a good thing helping to stop monopoly positions, not all regulation is bad, but it's not all good either.

    Whereas the AI act is entrenching monopolies by making it much harder for startups and Open Source AI to function in the EU.

  • Wasn't the bigger controversy about law enforcement and intelligence agencies buying it to bypass the need for warrants?

  • With that budget I find it hard to imagine you could beat the Raspberry Pi, but please post what you do find!

  • They're awesome, but I feel like it'll go the way of the ACLU eventually.

    Like nowadays on Reddit you see a lot of support for all the bureaucratic regulation like the AI act, Cybersecurity act, etc. empowering Big Tech monopolies and Big Government control over start-ups and tinkerers.

  • Splitters!

  • Pacman (and paru and the AUR) and chezmoi works fine, I don't see any reason to switch.

  • Luddite nonsense. AI will drive productivity gains which will help research in photovoltaics, nuclear fusion, carbon capture (also needed for SpaceX's Mars mission), etc. and improve society.

  • Income disparity is a good thing though - it's how you encourage people to study, work hard and invest in themselves and the future.

    Accumulated wealth disparity is bad, and I agree with strong land value tax, inheritance tax, etc. to try to address that.

  • I mean I live in Sweden and in my building we have problems with people damaging common areas, dumping rubbish, etc. - but nothing can be done because only the police have the right to review CCTV here.

    That's the sort of issue I mean, just the actions of a tiny minority can ruin a lot of stuff - but it doesn't need to be that way.

  • I can tell you right now that my luxury bones hurt.

    That's the same in Europe though, dentistry isn't covered on public insurance in the UK, Spain, Sweden, etc.

    But we have even less net salary to cover it when there are problems.

  • On the other hand it's crazy that the richest city in the world is plagued with street crime - even to the extent that it disrupts delivery services, self-driving cars, etc.

    I think Bukele put it best when he said that the public stuff should be the best. But that depends on enforcing the law well so that public transport and services aren't destroyed by a minority of criminals.

  • That's how you get technological advancement.

    Bureaucracy just leads to monopolies and little to any progress.

  • It's great though - that's how you get amazing services and technological advancement.

    I wish we had that. In Europe you're just stuck paying 50 euros for a taxi in major cities (who block the roads, etc. to maintain their monopolies).

    Meanwhile in the USA you guys have VR headsets, bioluminescent houseplants and self-driving cars (not to mention the $100k+ salaries!), it's incredible.