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14·9 days agoI don’t understand why this needs hardware. Existing devices can already do this
I heard someone say reading books and collecting books are two separate hobbies, and i think that applies here too
Joke explanation:
Au is the symbol for gold. So without the A, the cat only wants U
31·15 days agoI wonder why restoring from a backup isn’t working?
2·27 days agoWhich is also not technology.
This is definitely not technology
31·1 month agoThat’s not a source, that’s just you saying a thing
The only thing changing here is the way cables are going to be labeled, the tech itself is staying exactly the same.
And on top of that, the author was generally correct for most situations, but usb (and especially usb c) truly has replaced a ton of separate connectors with a single standard. And it’s very likely to continue to replace even more as time goes on
No it wouldn’t. Meta just stopped selling the very expensive Quest Pro because the very affordable Quest 3 moved massively more units. Almost no one wants a VR headset that costs more than a thousand dollars because the 300 buck devices already do almost the exact same things
Seriously, the mods need to step. This is a technology community, not a business community.
There are Lemmy communities for “retro gaming” or something like that which he might enjoy
Is this actually a post about technology? I feel like more and more posts here are about business or politics rather than about technology. I don’t give a shit about business, i just wanna see stories about technology.
Yup, OP text writer has no idea what they’re talking about. The organisms that make this sand still exist today and are still making this sand
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/okinawa-japan-star-sand
I think they’re looking for something portable so they want the device to be as small as possible
5·2 months agoNow here’s a REAL show about gender equality
10·2 months agoA consistent 30 fps would be great
Dual boot is a misnomer, you can put as many OSes on a disk as you like
And like your link says, you could even run them in virtual machines
I’m pretty sure you’ve misunderstood the idea here in a couple of ways