Over my cold, dead hands. Fuck you and your shitty worldview,

Better be. Also, fuck chrome.

Yah, their fallacy is false dichotomy.

Tobacco industry take two.

Yay! Capitalism!

stopping terrorism

More like I’ll spy on your people, you spy on mine (which is illegal / unpopular for me), swapsies.

First against the wall.

And it’s also insanely expensive to get the proper hardware to drive it at full resolution.

The shame being 8K (as 2x4K or even more) is awesome for VR headsets, but the only things capable of really driving them are stupidly expensive (thanks NVIDIA) or dual card setups (thanks Mobo producers for making that bad, and CPU manufacturers who insist consumers only need 20-24 PCIe lanes to artificially segment the market, sigh).

How about 5000 $200 books written by their own AI (preferably for free, cheapest printing in existence) ?

Simplest put, a fedora immutable usually keeps two images, the one you’ll boot into next reboot, and the one you’re running. If a rpm-ostree update hasn’t been run it’ll be the one you’re running and the last one. My bazzite (heavier than silverblue I guess) images are ~ 14Gb, you need room for three (the two you’re using and room for downloading the next) plus 3% of your hard drive because fedora says so, so 3*14 = 42 + .03 * 240 = 42 + 7.2 = 49.2 =~ 50Gb.

Wait a sec, when I actually do a

sudo du -sh /sysroot/ostree/deploy/fedora/deploy/*

I get 14Gb for my previous one and 2.1Gb for my current one, so there’s some diff black magic fuckery (ostree chunking) going on, which makes sense because it’s not taking that long to download. So 50Gb would be super safe, you might get away with 25 depending on how different the two images are (i.e. how much has been updated), but updating to the next major fedora version (e.g. 42->43) would be iffy.

Upshot is, it shouldn’t have filled to 90-something in the first place (maybe before ostree chunking, but even then), but if you end up with a lot of entries in your GRUB they’re all taking a notable chunk of space and you’ll need to purge some.

https://youtu.be/DCto6UkBJoI

TLDW: cooling’s fine if you use starlink V2 size and power (which is not very suitable for AI ‘datacentre’ use) because it works already.

This is not about a few huge datacentres, it’s about a million small ones. There’s 99 problems with this (see Kessler syndrome !, radiation, …), cooling isn’t (much of) one.

Doesn’t matter anyway, it just has to be vaguely plausible for a stock IPO pump (and dump) scheme while sweeping all that xAI debt under the rug.

Not a few huge datacentres, a million small ones ~ starlink v2 size and power, mostly solved. There’s 99 problems with this (see Kessler syndrome, radiation, …), cooling isn’t (much of) one.

Why the fuck

did they ever ?

(trust Zuck, “dumb fucks”)

Yup, my comment wasn’t about your good math, it was about my low expectations of the source :)

Assuming cnbc clickbait headlines can math of course. Bold assumption.

Wake me when there’s a slider.

Lengthwise, nokia n900 style, with a smaller screen (actually this is 4", that’s one box ticked, prefer 5" tho), and a bigger battery, and an open OS, and sd card expansion, basically an anti-todays-phone I guess…

The chips are made in Taiwan (TSMC), this is likely for chip designers, (and marketers and executives and sundry other hangers on of little worth), water is irrelevant. Evil on the other hand…

Getting Meta’s walled garden fingers out of the VR pie can only be a good thing, perhaps long term, but given Steam Frame incoming, probably not.

Not to worry, plenty of room for two, remind 'em to cross-post though.

Check out soulseek, next gen napster with FLAC…nicotine is a good client (use a VPN obvs)

amount of gas in an AC system is insignificant compared to the CO2 generated just making the AC system in the first place.

Let alone running the damn thing (on fossil fuel electricity).