Both? Both. Both is good.

Get an old PC, have a secure external data storage, and let them delete system files a few times, then teach them how to fix it themselves. Familiarity breeds comfort.

Yes, but wouldn’t we be using % of your vision vs pixels in display? Steam deck being right in front of my face and tv 5 or 6 metres away etc.

Absolutely higher res does look sharper though, which is great for movies etc. I’m more coming from a performance vs visual fidelity ratio. What I’m trying to express is that given 800p still looks surprisingly good, I’m starting to question the industry pushing higher resolution displays for gaming applications.

Honestly after using the steam deck (800p) I’m starting to wonder if res matters that much. Like I can definitely see the difference, but it’s not that big a deal? All I feel like I got out of my 4k monitor is lower frame rates.

Idk about you guys but I got sick of using an os that obviously doesn’t want me to use it.

Animelab died for this

I’m so sorry

I agree with this assessment of battery technology, I’m curious what your thoughts on storage through other means, such as dams, kinetic batteries, heat batteries, that style of thing? I understand that it’d be a massive undertaking, but if we really put our nose to the grindstone we might be able to pull off a good amount of power storage through methods that already exist.

Is it literally just DNS filtering? If you change your phone DNS it might just straight up work again.

I know, it just bothers me how little they’re trying to hide it.

Why are the kids technologically illiterate and undersexed until it comes to matters of government control? I’m not usually into tin foil hats, but this doesn’t feel like the kids are the primary concern here.

God I had coworkers that had never used a vr headset claiming the metaverse was going to be the next big thing. I wish common sense was common.

Well you need to work on your communication skills as much as you do on your tone then.

You clearly are more focused on being argumentative and obtuse rather than engaging the argument that skills need to be developed, before you assign all the work to a machine that automates the process, but errors can and will occur.

Enjoy spending all your life entering every discussion predisposed to anger and argument, I’ve got better things to do with my time.

It’s an analogy. It’s referring to the original comment where people don’t have the skills to recognise how or why something doesn’t work. The core problem is without that fundamental understanding of what you’re trying to do, you don’t know why something doesn’t work.

If your use a calculator, and it gives you back a number that can’t possibly be right, you know there’s an error somewhere along the line.

If you’ve never done multiplication before, you won’t have that innate sense of what looks right or wrong.

What ones specifically? I don’t bother with them these days, I’m mildly curious because I’m lucky enough to haven’t really found anything I can’t run.

Oh god I just figured it out.

It was never they are good at their tasks, faster, or more money efficient.

They are just confident to stupid people.

Christ, it’s exactly the same failing upwards that produced the c suite. They’ve just automated the process.

No kidding? Just good in general?

Is it good so far?

Ironically it’s my trans sister that has had the most trouble with this. I love her to bits but I don’t know how her brain works sometimes.