Can you please share a reliable source?

Well, it links to her non-explicit social media…

Is there any advantage of this over Gamenative?

No idea. Didn’t try.

The vast majority of Apple users stick with the default browser and the vast majority of Windows users change the default browser. That’s why Chrome is the number one browser by active users.

they are spread way too thin

So they focus on macOS, the least used platform?

I’m not in favor of Windows exclusive applications but if you only have the resources to focus on one platform, use the one with most users.

As for the Linux version: Looked like yet another Gnome Web knockoff. A WebKit browser whose GUI actually works well on Plasma and other non-Gnome desktops would be welcome but another one of those isn’t a benefit IMO

Just rename it American States of America.

I don’t think the emulator targets this game in particular.

What do the data processing term say?

He doesn’t want others to think he’s as poor as those guys who cannot afford to pay these taxes.

Edit: typo

One of those paywall removers is basically Perplexity summarizing entire articles.

I’m old enough to remember Transmeta processors. I know what they did.

That’s not correct. For one, I did not say they were more efficient.

“Look at the new Intel handhelds, they just operate on a whole new level of efficiency.”

So the “whole new level of efficiency” isn’t better efficiency, it’s worse efficiency and the need for bigger batteries. Got it!

Yes and the small, shitty ones that only sell on AliExpress don’t and because Device Tree is a terrible concept, you still need to get distributions with explicit adaptations to each specific device.

True but emulating specific extensions is less costly than emulating everything through FEX. Basically a slimmed down version of what Transmeta tried all those years ago. Especially Nvidia would be big enough to also come up with their own extensions.

Not saying that this will happen, just that there are feasible ways for competitors

You claimed that the Intels are more EFFICIENT than ARM processors, so the devices need to be lighter and faster but so far I’m not aware of any x86 handheld that manages that.

I’d totally be in favor of that happening. Device Tree is a clusterfuck and as long as the cast majority of consumer ARM devices don’t support the SystemReady specification, x86 is more flexible but that’s not the point you were arguing.

Processor start-ups need to make their own x64 processors now that the patents are no longer valid.

I have yet to be aware of any Intel Arc G3 handheld that manages to come down to the 540g in weight of a Switch 2 console. The Acer Atlas 7 has a smaller screen and yet weighs a bit under 700g, so 150g more while it has a smaller screen.

Manufacturers literally CAN NOT closed-source fork the kernel, because of its licensing. They HAVE to release the exact kernel sources used for the device.

Legally aren’t allowed to, may not care anyway. Chinese legal system doesn’t enforce this.

I wouldnt be surprised if the Steam Frame 2 ran on x86.

Chance is higher that Steam DECK 2 will be ARM/Snapdragon. So far nobody seems to capitalize on the fact that x64 ran out of patent protection this year.

Don’t post pictures of keys online, too easy to make a copy

Or your fingerprints…

Speak Spanish then.

Textile products often come out of the factory with an insane amount of synthetic chemicals that get absorbed through the skin, so washing clothes, bedsheets, etc is mandatory anyway.

Just do the same. I don’t see the problem. Some time ago I bought a pack of “used” steel drinking straws. I think only the packaging was damaged and never actually used, not that it matters. Put them into the dishwasher, as I would have done anyway. Saved 60%.