our brains are basically a supercomputer on steroids

Yeah I mean that’s what I said.

That’s why the Steam Deck is also so much superior to rival handheld devices.

Is it? I mean as far as I can tell the only advantages it has is:

1. Trackpads (which I’ve literally never used, personally)
2. Power efficiency (which is overcome in the Ally X by cramming in a bigger battery)
3. OLED display (not objectively better).
4. 800p display (also not objectively better).
5. Aftersales support (which I consider a major asset but many consumers obviously don’t).

I’ve only ever had a Steam Deck but certainly I can see why many people opt for other handhelds and just put Bazzite or similar on them.

The hardware is fairly trivial to engineer. Building an OS is not. That’s why we’ve seen a dozen different OEMs and zero new OS’s.

If it means Valve dedicates all the resourced they have to SteamOS and we never see another Steam Deck, I would have no problem with that.

Does this mean I can install SteamOS on any device?

We expect most SteamOS users to get SteamOS preinstalled on a Steam Deck or device that incorporates SteamOS. The only devices officially supported on SteamOS right now are Steam Deck and Legion Go S. We are working on broadening support, and with the recent updates to Steam and SteamOS, compatibility with other AMD powered PC handhelds has been improved. If you are interested in trying out SteamOS on your device and providing feedback, you can use the SteamOS Recovery Image

It’s hard to believe anyone would be legally convicted of a crime because their OS took a screenshot.

I can also identify a mirror.

My point exactly.

If you can’t effectively understand the image then it’s not enough information.

No, it’s just not able to process the information it has.

This isn’t soldering though.

ooh, that is a fun fact!

the developers chose the method purposely

They chose it because it’s often the only way they can distribute packages to Ubuntu users. Which was the whole point all along; Canonical taking control of app distribution.

You and I are (mostly) able to safely navigate a vehicle with 3D stereoscopic vision. It’s not a sensor issue, it’s a computation issue.

Tesla Full-Self Driving Driver Veers Off Road, Hits Tree, and Flips Car for No Obvious Reason

FTFY

There will always be edge cases and exploits.

Sure, but most people already have sensitive data on their PCs and trust the OS to keep it (mostly) safe.

To what end?

To the end that stonk line go up.

Oh so you are essentially personally maintaining the sources list?

Sounds like Obtainium on Android.

The thing that concerns me is that it downloads an unofficial source.

Yes but it doesn’t need to be, and the soldering iron being 310 doesn’t mean the magnet is 310.

Commenter above you said 60*C.

Not saying you’re wrong but one of you is and I don’t think OP heated their magnets to 310*C+

I usually start on easy mode and then steadily increase difficulty as I go. Nothing will make me refund a game faster than being 20 minutes in and dying 74 times in an impossible encounter. LoP is one of those games.

The order of the words in the title implies Windows 95 is more culturally important than Brian Eno.

It doesn’t

Yes, you’re absolutely correct, context is important. In this context, the most relevant achievement of Eno is in the title of the article.

Index that whole dataset

I’ve seen a few projects doing just that with answeroverflow.com and they have come up in my web searches. Not really a solution but at least a stopgap.