A couple of the youtubers pointed out that Valve custom built the motherboard with CEC support which is NOT something you’ll find on consumer grade hardware. The Steam Machine is about bridging the gap between the typical desktop PC experience and the console experience. They’ve been edging closer and closer to a console experience for years. Maybe this time consumers will see those console benefits as worth the PC price point.
title should read
Facing scrutiny of his own relationship with Bill Clinton, Trump orders investigation of Bill Clinton
probably not, they’ve been building a translation layer called FEX that does x86 -> ARM, reasonable to expect it’s an x86 build optimized for FEX and the hardware specs of the Frame https://github.com/FEX-Emu/FEX
but honestly who knows, they might just release an ARM native build, it’s their own damn game, they were one of the earliest gaming companies to port games originally written for windows to linux, it’s entirely possible they’ll do a full port (am I remembering wrong internet?)
the FEX thing is underrated, I know FEX isn’t new but the news that we can expect to performantly run almost our entire steam catalogue on ARM hardware is wild
right there with you, I want this in my mouth pleaseeee
We started shopping for an EV about a month before the rebate expired and ended up getting a used one that wouldn’t have qualified for the rebate a couple weeks after the deadline. It was pretty clear to us that most used EVs that qualified were snapped up in the preceding weeks. As far as new EVs, we saw a moderate price drop after the rebates. Not quite enough to cover the lost rebates but it was clear manufacturers were trying to compensate.
All this to say I suspect the rebate expiration led to a bunch of used EV sales eating into new EV sales and I don’t see a huge price difference on new EVs post-rebate. EVs are a little pricier than their ICE counterparts but I don’t think the rebate expiration made much of a difference to consumers. Pretty clear manufacturers were the real beneficiaries.
Been waiting to dance on that grave
Megabonk and Hades, I love both of them so much right now
Wildest twist to the vaccine wars
This is the way
I don’t even wait. And when you’re a
starpresident, they let you do it. You can do anything
I don’t even wait. And when you’re a
starpresident, they let you do it. You can do anything
Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan are absolutely smarter than me but I still think it’s a red herring. Focusing on a number like that risks missing sight of the ultimate goal of overthrowing fascism, regardless of what it takes. Plus the math is not settled, it’s a complicated number and every situation is unique.
Wish I could upvote twice, people keep thinking the number is magic
I think the term “protest” is what throws people off. Protest can encompass a lot of different actions, including showing up to a park on the weekend. But when a lot of people hear “protest”, they imagine more direct action. They imagine people directly interfering with the fascist’s agenda.
These seem more like rallies to me. The point seems to be less about interfering with the fascist administration and more about stretching organizing muscles, building networks and strengthening the resolve of millions of people around the country. Reminding them that so many of their friends and neighbors care enough to show up too. These aren’t direct action in the same way but I think they still serve an important purpose.
We are building a web of trust and solidarity for the days ahead. Things will get worse, we are not even a year into this administration and I don’t think the gloves have really come off yet. These protest or rallies or whatever you want to call them will help us be ready. When the time comes there will be organizers and volunteers and millions of people ready to step together and fight for what we believe in. But first, this.
Great article! I was just bemoaning having to hack my kindle, my next ebook reader will definitely be more open.
My Kindle is significantly lighter than my phone which makes it easier to hold for long stretches. The screen is bigger and I can render the text a little larger without sacrificing too much.The screen doesn’t produce light on it’s own which reduces eyestrain. My Kindle has a warm nightlight which I hope helps me sleep better. The page turn buttons are better placed than the volume buttons
I’ve read for hundreds and hundreds of hours on both phone and Kindle and the Kindle is absolutely worth the cost for me (once it’s hacked). I hope there are better and more open options available when it finally dies.
It’s important to note a distinction here, maybe not a difference in kind but certainly a difference in degree, in attitude, in perspective.
You could argue all writing is propaganda. We take a slice of the world and distill it into words but we will always write from our own perspective. It is impossible to write from someone else’s point view. All writing is a slice of the world, mangled and tainted with ourselves. Good writing cannot escape this, maybe it hews closer to the world, maybe it injects less of our opinions but it is always biased. The best writing often shows us the world from a viewpoint that enriches our own understanding.
There has never been writing on that website that strays so far from reality, that is so heavily injected with a very specific viewpoint. And it is a viewpoint that benefits very few of us. It does not enrich our understanding of the world, it frays and decays it. This is an important moment because we have never seen writing like this on these websites. There are laws written to prevent moments like this, but they have failed. It is a clear, obvious and direct signal that our institutions have given up on meaning, on the rule of law, and on the american dream. Sure, maybe we’ve always been a fascist country, but we have never, ever, been this fascist before. This is new territory for us and it is worth consideration.
Here it is ladies and gentlemen, naked protection of child molesters by over 200 duly elected officials.
TBF the two female presidential candidates I’ve had a chance to vote for kinda sucked and yes, I still voted for both