It’s super neat, but this video explaining is insanely niche. If like to see more work with a common problem to solve.

I was going to say Flaming Hot Cheetos dust. Literally no other way to get it off your hands. Plain hand washing never works.

Another startup billionaire! I’ve got some spare tags to sell you.

VNC is outdated and outmoded.

Spice is, firstly, not open, but second, not widely adopted.

RDP is open, has pluggable authentication, transport encryption, and an extensible backend.

Kind of a clear winner there.

Riiiight, so you read the part about them presenting it during their quarterly call, AND at a pressor event, and you’re still in denial. Coooool 😎

Read my comment again. The only successful handheld as of now in this gen is the Deck. Nintendo doesn’t use AMD at the moment, so it’s not them, and nobody else has one.

Don’t be dense.

Both sides have accidentally spilled the beans on this. AMD outed a new upcoming chip for their existing “handheld wins” (aka Steam Deck), Valve has confirmed they are already working on their next handheld, but then also said there “will be no Z2 Steam Deck” after AMD already outed their work on the next chip.

So that’s Valve getting a chip AMD has already confirmed they are working on, and no other manufacturers have mentioned or have the sales numbers to get AMD interested. That’s it right there.

https://www.gamesradar.com/platforms/pc-gaming/valve-shuts-down-steam-deck-2-speculation-as-amd-says-its-building-chips-for-a-stronger-handheld-there-is-and-will-be-no-z2-steam-deck/

Lolz no, it’s just the XDNA. It’s going to be minimally useful at best.

“next-gen” how? Valve is getting first dibs at the next AMD SoC as far I’ve heard, and that’s still a year or two away from release. Doubting this runs Nvidia, because Nintendo is kind of the single license for that at the moment, and it’s not cheap OR very performance per-watt compared to AMD.

We need a plastic magnet to save us all. WTF is this timeline.

We get one of these reports every few years, and I’ll believe it when I see it. The problem with desalination is it just creates yet another ecological disaster scenario. The waste byproducts are toxic, and as Israel has already proven multiple times, prone to cause issues with the balance of ecosystems surrounding intake ports.