Take a look at rooting it, maybe you can find some way to use it to stop it from just being e-waste. https://npjohnson.github.io/...

There are projects that already exist with this sort of purpose, one I came across a while ago was Deep Privacy which uses deepfakes to replace your face and body in an image with one that is AI generated.

If only they disappeared when you got a line

Excuse me, but real programmers use butterflies.

Thats interesting, I am using lineage as well (oneplus 6t) and do have the app com.android.devicelockcontroller. This could be some junk added when I enable the gapps magisk module which I generaly keep dissabled though.

-cycle

I thought of the VR shooter Pavlov shack first.

Reminds me of the four yorkshire men sketch

For training yes, but during operation by this studies measure Deepseek actually has an even higher power draw, according to the article. Even models with more efficient programming use insane amounts of electricity

This was higher than all other tested models, except for OpenAI's o3 (25.35 Wh) and Deepseek's R1 (20.90 Wh).

I have no idea what this is meant to mean, but thank you for going to the effort of typing that all out XD

Oh I love your wallpaper, do you have a link to somewhere I can download it?

You can use this flake to add cosmic to your configuration

I recently fell down the rabbit hole of watching fpv drones on YouTube and while I haven't got anything yet I am so tempted too.

This seems to be similar to what the Reticulum network is, it is a peer to peer network stack designed to work over any medium including lora, packet radio, wifi and anything else you can think of.

This would be an improvement than how it currently is with the nhs...

This sounds interesting, but how do you plan on stopping illegal content being stored on users devices? If there is any chance a user could unknowingly be hosting illegal content that could lead to some very big issues.

Unfortunataly that may fall under metal

Yes this is also on a 64 bit windows 10 install, so in theory yours should be functioning the same. Good luck getting that sorted as if you are like me and frequently use the same tabs that does sound like a pain

As nix is also a source based package manager, you can also just disable the binary caches and have everything compile on machine! I don't think you would get of the benefits of compiling it for your hardware though due to the sandboxing of the build environment.