Mostly because all of those streaming apps are an absolutely horrendous experience, and many of them aren’t supported on Linux.
They just show you the same shit over and over. They’re filled with ads, even if you pay, and cram a bunch of other subscriptions down your throat every time you open them.
Its not just “risk averse”, its easy money. Look at Forza 6. Or the dozen different sports games that get rehashed every year. They sell like crazy.
Lots of people estimated ~$800 based on the specs and Valve’s statement that it will be priced similar to a comparable PC. But that was several months ago, so probably $900-1000 by now.
“Alleged”? Haven’t we known this for months?
I didn’t see any other video in relation to this.
The first 4 words in this video are “in my previous video…”
Wasn’t his last video about that? There’s no new information?
tldw?
Hey, instead of using a new browser, you could build this into the WebUI 😀
Actually I love the navigation built into Troddit, you should check that out! Its pretty novel.
I just crossed 3 years.
I’m just waiting for AM6…
Google spent a lot of time developing sandboxed environments and now they want to tear it all down…
Can you just pack an Android TV device? Its about the size of a hockey puck but half as thick. + a small remote.
I mean, they’re going to accelerate the pace, obviously…
Doesn’t that make them speakers, technically?
I dunno, can they?
When my power supply died
They don’t seem to like anyone very much.
For starters, lifespan is dramatically improved. The Revv1 EVO’s battery is rated for over 1,200 charge cycles before dropping to 80% capacity. That’s more than double what you’d expect from a typical e-bike battery, which often lasts around 500 cycles
Let me introduce you to my friend LFP. 5k-10k cycles, easily.
The battery can fully recharge in around two hours, thanks to its chemistry AND Ride1Up’s inclusion of a high-power 9A charger, compared to the typical 2-3A charger typically paired with most e-bikes.
That’s nothing to do with chemistry. Typical NMC batteries can charge way faster than that.
Many semi-solid state battery cells already pass the puncture test, in which a nail driven through the cell won’t cause a fire or explosion. Try that with a typical e-bike cell, and, well… you’d better do it in an open and safe area.
Also not a problem with LFP.
Yes that’s what I was getting at.