This machine is designed to be played on a 4k TV. Upscaling may help, but it will hard limit the machine in the future.

I think the frame won't be impacted as hard. Most of the costs will come from the VR components, which haven't really gone up.

This would have been better received if they just didn't use AI in the name. Sure, it's just using an LLM under the hood, but it's running purely locally. It also betters Linux since it helps address an accessibility issue.

Makes it easier for us to not preorder.

Yet somehow less valuable. Isn't it just a fork of VSCode with more AI tools built in?

If they could get a closed system where the intake air doesn't become contaminated, this could work well with things like recon drones where they would be able to stay up in the air indefinitely.

I use button remapper to intercept the home button to go to Projetovity. You can also remove the Google launcher which can help with resources on the system too.

"System and method for storing broadcast content in a cloud-based computing environment"

What a bullshit patent. Twitch and other streaming services have been doing this for longer than this patent have existed most likely.

They wouldn't be able to pay the creators due to sanctions anyways. Could be seen as a positive because it allows the creators to put pressure on the US to lift the sanctions on the country.

The bubble cannot burst fast enough. I'm tired of these higher hardware costs because of a feature that nobody wants.

They are likely fingerprinting their browser.

Worse product and worse consumer practices (changing sockets every 2 generations) made it an easy choice to go with AMD.

Unfortunate. It still doesn't change the fact that Billy Mitchell is a huge loser.

No League of Legends either. Truly a wonderful system.

Choice is both one of Linux's greatest strengths and weaknesses. There are so many distros that offer something great an unique, but that also leads to choice paralysis as well as fragmentation. I think Bazzite has been great for the Linux gaming space because it does offer a single user experience that reduces the knowledge barrier for those just getting into Linux.

It would be nice if we had both options. Let people matchmake for the default experience and let those that prefer custom servers to use those instead. There are problems with using only community hosted servers, such as game rules and less ideal admins.

That being said, the longevity that community servers offer is likely the reason they have been scrapped by EA. They want everyone to move to the next title that comes out like what people do with CoD.

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It would be the largest cost cutting measure, but the ruling class won't allow it.

Interesting that movie piracy is down, not because access is better, but because there aren't any enough good movies coming out.

They made more sense before the internet, when the transfer of information was not nearly as easy. With that being said, there is not much reason for them to exist anymore.

Adobe has always been pricy. The tradeoff was that you were getting one of the best, if not the best piece of software for that nieche.

They have failed to keep their product the best while trying to lock in users with cancellation fees, which is going to backfire hard.

The only thing they can do to try and maintain dominance now is to go back to quality software that offers features that creatives want.