It’s not negligible

I don’t like GitHub either but the large userbase ensures increased attention, which means more adoption, which means more contributors. That’s why devs are always begging for “stars”.

Is it just COVID?

I’m not sure a Steam Deck 2 or 3 or 4, etc… mini, with efficient battery will be launched some day.

Lithium batteries are about as good as it gets and everyone is using pretty much the same tech at this point. More improvements are being made every day in processor efficiency but the Steam Deck is about as good as it gets. The 800p display helps.

With the SteamOS I was starting to think if maybe I should try to build my own handheld.

Yeah but…

Too bulky

You’re not getting any slimmer. Many have made DIY Steam Decks and they’re MUCH more bulky.

Well primarily because this is the wrong tool for the job. Compared to something like a LilyGo T-Deck, this thing is way bigger and way less efficient. Lasts a few hours vs. several days. But also because this guy charges a fat premium to put it in a 3D-printed case.

Brave also offers a few additional, very valuable things:

• the only app that reflects fingerprinting protection in PrivacyBadger, in my experience
• works on most webpages
• selective use of first-party cookies, per site.

Okay but why

I mean that makes sense? What would make more sense is just playing the video twice.

Man I would graciously thank the gifter but decline. I wouldn’t put that shit in my house.

ONN is Walmart brand electronics, best known for this particular $20 TV box that grossly outperforms the competition.

• Projectivity Launcher (to remove all the Google ads and unneeded apps from view)
• SmartTube Next (ad-free YT + SponsorBlock + clickbait blocker)
• Kanopy (free movies and TV through your local library)
• Stremio (Streaming client for Torrentio, TPB, etc.)
• FCast (Open Chromecast implementation)

The inaccuracy really gets me amped.

We’ve been doing that the whole time

Yeah that’s the problem haha

Also there’s still the selling point of “Our bulb uses 10% of what a “real” light bulb uses!”

More like “oh man, only 60 watts, that’s not very bright”.

Are we still rating bulbs in watts?

You think Bozos has access to information that Signal does not?

Looking into it a bit more, it looks like Remarkable uses their own Linux distro, so presumably any Linux sync/backup service should work.

https://developer.remarkable.com/documentation/software-stack

I appreciate the availability of an optional syncing service for ease of use, but would ideally it would have something like Google/Dropbox/Nextcloud or DAV integration where no additional subscription is needed.

Look at that, an actually cool and innovative piece of hardware. No AI? No subscription?

If you’re unable to explain or provide evidence as to why any of that is problematic, there’s nothing I can do for you.

I don’t think it is. Certainly is not visually different. “Game Mode” incorporates the Gamescope compositor.

Not sure what you want to talk about. The Legion Go has detachable “joycons”, and one of them serves as basically a pistol grip mouse with an optical sensor on the bottom. Those “side buttons” become “front buttons” in this mode.