I fucking love haptic feedback. They suck only when the system used is a motor with that circular half-weight thingy. The linear oscillating weight ones are amazing.

WiMax gang rise up

You’re just missing the spyglass

Such a shame, rest in peace you legend

I’d close the account and switch to another bank

This whole post feels like it’s generated by LLM

Siri, set a timer

Here’s what I found on the web

let him cook

Is there any good app on iOS that can take 360° sphere photos?

Oh no
anyways

Whoa, this is it! This is what I’m looking for

Thanks for this! It actually works with a regular RSS reader, nice!

Forgot about that one but it’s only on Android (mobile-wise)

Ooooh I like this

Finally, some good fucking AI

“As the mmWave sensor enters a low-power state when no motion is detected, it allows the Aqara FP300 to have a 2 year battery life while being powered by a pair of button cell CR2450 batteries.”

Reading through the marketing bullshit since this is the only number mentioned: It’ll last 2 years if there’s nobody ever in that room. In reality, it’ll last a few months at best and probably less than that if there’s people constantly in the room, as the mmWave sensor will need to be powered non-stop.

Long live futo, I hope they stay this way

Of course the title is misleading. The chip seemingly imitates the blood brain barrier, not the brain itself

They do this because they can and because people let them. Every government wants as much control as possible over everything, web being the (relatively) newest target. It’s on us to oppose that.

Fair point but even though it seems USB-C caps out at 5A, it’s quite possible the voltage could be even higher when higher quality materials are used for the existing connector along with controllers that, say, check the resistance before asking for said higher voltage, thus delivering higher wattage. Also keep in mind that the general trend is efficiency, especially with ARM gaining serious momentum.