I mean it would be immediate. Maybe a year to reach a new low.

but if it were that would be the only reason I’d say prices might drop anytime soon

…how about cratering demand? Basically the opposite of what we have now? That’s not enough?

none of the product will be compatible with consumer devices.

…why would it need to be?

I suspect the datacenters will just pivot and repurposed to rent consumers “cloud compute” and cloud subscription services and continue to fuck the entire consumer market for years to come.

I mean they already have been and will continue to be, yes.

Imagine if you had to recreate OSM every hour. Because that’s how often gas prices change.

They don’t even have water spouts in the keyboard/chassis

…hhhhhwat

They will come down after the AI bubble inevitably pops. Maybe not back to where they were before but they will come back down.

GasBuddy’s primary source is a crowdsourced user database. Kinda hard to recreate that at a FOSS level, as it will inevitably require a centralized server.

They also use OPIS, which is a subscription-based database. So who’s gonna pay for that?

Do you have any resources for that?

Slides like a presentation? LibreOffice Impress.

Dear H,

GIMP is a private and ethical (free) alternative to Canva.

Love, U

I have no doubt that there’s demand for all kinds of stupid shit. The question is if it’s stupid, which this appears to be to me.

Show me a non arm $200 range product that can run games like mewgenics, deadcells, megabonk, etc.

There aren’t any $200 x86 handheld devices that I’m aware of, but that’s not what we’re discussing. This is a $600 device.

A $200 device does not have the same capabilities.

Basically outside of the steam deck

Then get a Steam Deck (when they’re back in stock). This thing is $600, which is more than a Steam Deck.

Not scientific ones,but they shouldn’t be necessary. Look up the Panther Lake battery tests.

Huh?

I’m shocked!

There’s really not much of an advantage in efficiency with ARM anymore, but there is a huge loss in peak performance.

sigh say the thing!

Anyone who says “Linux” means GNU/Linux and anyone who says Android means Android/Linux.

What does AI have to do with this? It’s a Qualcomm chip, not made by any of those companies.

But y tho

Why would you use an ARM/Android device to emulate x86/Linux instead of the opposite?