Heatsink fins are aluminum. Heatpipes are usually copper. I’m sure we’ll start seeing even less copper and more aluminum.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Stadia

True, but if surveillance is your concern, they are monitoring Bluetooth devices too.

DOGE

When demand is higher than supply, that’s a shortage

No time like the present

I’m sure they do, but probably in the industrial control sense.

But not for eating. Don’t trust AI for food or other safety.

Google “verge pc build”. They ran a video of a guy, completely unqualified, building a “$2000 PC”, and doing almost everything wrong. And then the guy called people racists for dunking on him. There’s layers to the story. The Verge has been a joke of tech reporting for years.

They can afford to hire the Pinkertons to find you.

And being under a permissive license. Just making the source available is called source-available.

The datacenters.

I’d rather just not build them

It doesn’t look like a notch. The picture with the lock screen doesn’t show the image going up around the camera.

Short answer, no, there were artificial limitations to ensure compatibility. Plenty of long-form answers if you care to search.

You can’t on lemmy.ml. They have a word filter that changes some words to “removed”.

*slop in the other

98 was not a great time. Illegal operations and blue screens as far as the eye could see. About the only good things were better networking and USB support.

Even corporate IT suffers. At my job, we have to apply updates pretty quickly. If Microsoft pushes a bad update, it’ll probably affect a lot of us. Or when they add a new feature like Copilot, they ship it without any administrative controls to turn it off.

A tooth infection can easily spread to your brain and kill you. It’s a very short path.

But even if your teeth are just regular bad, that affects how you can eat, and eating is kind of important to living.