Yeah. It’s crazy to think that USB can now handle 240W. And yes, the naming conventions are terribad but, at least the standards are actually open, unlike VESA’s.

Oh, absolutely. I’d never be willing to use their firmware and I’d be extremely hesitant to give them any money on account of their active role in election manipulation and complicity in political violence.

I’ve said this elsewhere: The Company Formerly-known as Facebook’s headset has some impressive features and tech. However, the pixels-per-degree is abysmal. They need to at least triple it to be competitive with smartphones or birdbath optics. I’m not holding my breath but, I’d also not be mad if they succeed and are able to deliver for a reasonable price point.

I had to mess around with my ET and compile a driver (nothing pre-packaged for aarch64) in order to get CUPS to play nice with it. The network implementation is garbage so, it’s been nice having a pi print server.

Also a good choice. Just never had the need since I knew a bit of regex before learning vim.

The ability to use a powerful, standardized string query and transformation language if one wants? Yes, I do call it an advantage.

CLI text editors have their specific use cases.

Couldn’t agree more. My use cases tend to be:

• text editor
• note taking
• IDE
• config editor
• log viewer
• adhoc data prep
• json viewer

EMACS users sometimes add web browser and email client, among other things but, that’s a bit further than I go. The perf for either of the main two blows nearly any GUI editor out of the water and being able to pipe stdout/stderr to them is just the wonderful cherry on top.

Aww yeah. Feels good.

Generally, I find that the discs often little more than licenses and require the actual have to be downloaded.

I mean, if it has USB PD, that could be a not so unreasonable thing. That is, supposing USB PD supplies as outlets become common.

Getting used to vim has made nano unusable for me. The muscle memory is too strong. That and all of the regex and plugin features (ex. LSP) are just too useful.

It’s an electron app…

They’re both fine choices.

Best psychological horror game in years.

You’re very welcome!

Does it really matter who does the evicting ?

Yes.

After it’s done it’s anybody’s guess what will fill the power vacuum. All we know is they will wear black boots and carry guns.

And this is exactly why. In order to effect lasting, positive changes, it’s important to have builders, not to mention critical mass with the populace. “Ends-justify-the-means” thinking and ascribing friendship the the enemy of one’s enemy don’t lend themselves to establishing resilient and non-despotic results.

Yeah… I absolutely loathe their website. I’d say “abysmal” is generous when one is trying to find specs or the like.

Are they saying that the clocks in Androids still use quartz, but iPhones use MEMS clocks, even though they both use general MEMS silicon?

Correct. MEMS technology is used in the accelerometers and gyros in the inertial measurement units (IMUs) that are in pretty much every smartphone. Apple decided to switch to using MEMS clocks, probably because it means that they can reduce part count slightly as it would mean that they can incorporate them on the same chip as the CPU or the like.

I currently do this (mostly) with Xreal Air. There’s also Viture, which has proven to be much more FOSS-friendly.