The steam machine is only 200W, you can totally run that 24/7 from a 1000W solar setup with enough battery storage.

It also had a steam launch a while ago :)

Its more of a physics simulation toy where you can build stuff with all the elements of the periodic table and make nukes and electrical circuits and stuff

Then uuuuh stop using them?

Doesnt have anything to do with hovering over the image im afraid. That just makes them brighter but doesnt change any other image properties. Either the platform compresses the images when you upload them, or they were like this to begin with. This is just what heavy JPG compression does to images. If it wasnt you then they probably do this to improve loading time when initially opening the gallery.

You can see very heavy compression artifacts. Im on firefox/librewolf on a beefy PC with a 1440p display. It looks like this for every image. Adjusting the “Graphics Quality” setting on the site doesnt change anything about the images either.

Its clearly visible even when im not that close.

Didnt mean to sound too negative. I think its a cool idea. I will send you a screenshot. Gimme a sec.

Getting close up and seeing individual pixels kind of breaks the immersion imo. I think you need to at least quadruple the resolution of the image files you use to prevent that.

Are you just trolling at this point? Yes there are browser engines for cli use, but those are for headless stuff like bots/scripts. How would a cli be able to render a full html site?

Thats like asking whether you can run without legs. A web application is a program made to be run in a web browser. There are applications that ship with their own custom browser engine so it doesnt look like a web browser, but its still technically being run by a web browser. Unless microsoft made a standalone version of this application, it wont be possible to run it outside some sort of web browser.

You cant run a web application without a browser. But linux has browsers so yes it will work the same as on windows.

If anyone finding either of the accounts is bad, then why bother keeping them separate.

The whole wheat is not why it tasted bad. You can make fantastic whole wheat crackers.

EVGA doesnt exist anymore sadly. Wish they would come back and make an AMD card.

Or you know… you could make food and water and renewable energy infrastructure for the entire planet.

I honestly feel like the goal with this delayed release and app signing control is to make custom roms less attractive and more vulnerable to law enforcement zero days.

I was waiting for the 2025 Godot Showreel. OUT NOW!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZwEmxihlw4

There are plenty of real NSFW accounts on here, but they are using post bots so that they only have to write one post and the bot will automatically post it for them on all their different promotion channels (instagram, facebook, twitter, bluesky, reddit, lemmy, etc)

Its not the best test imo. He only did 500 charge cycles which is more like 1.5 years worth of charge cycles. But even having data for 2 years isnt very useful. If you replace your phone after 2 years then there is no need to care about battery life at all. This whole thing of preserving battery life is something for people that want to use a phone for 5+ years without needing a new battery.

In the first place, people have already done professional studies to analyze all kinds of lithium battery capacity degradation over many cycles and thats where the 30-80% number comes from. The whole introduction to his video is “there is a saying”, so all he had to do was actually look at the research where that “saying” came from. Then he could have still run his little experiment in an attempt to replicate parts of the study. Instead he basically told the viewers “if you throw away your phone after 2 years, then you dont need to care about charging limits” which is very useless information.

After 1500 cycles the difference between the 5-100% and 30-80% system would be so drastic that you wouldnt be able to really use the first one, while the other one would still work decently well.

Gnome is so bad it hurts. I was reading a blog post by factorios linux dev earlier.

Once Wayland support was implemented, I received a bug report that the window was missing a titlebar and close buttons (called “window decorations”) when running on GNOME. Most desktop environments will allow windows to supply their own decorations if they wish but will provide a default implementation on the server side as an alternative. GNOME, in their infinite wisdom, have decided that all clients must provide their own decorations, and if a client does not, they will simply be missing. I disagree with this decision; Factorio does not need to provide decorations on any other platform, nay, on any other desktop environment, but GNOME can (ab)use its popularity to force programs to conform to its idiosyncrasies or be left behind