I totally agree with you and once dudes with dollar signs in their eyes stop with craming it in toasters I will be very happy to see where the tech goes.

I would argue that this current AI bubble is artificially created by a different type of conmen.

'Member nfts?

Two thoughts.

1. Space marine 2 didn’t work well so I’m assuming that spankin new games will be hit or miss from here on out.
2. AAA games have sucked lately. ive played so many good games on my deck that I may have missed on a larger system.

Nah. One big piece let’s them fit more excellent inside.

Yeah… that was a bummer. I don’t think cybertruck and its mountain of failures is helping the case for “macho” evs

I assume they are talking about the newer models that have worse sight lines than literal tanks.

Thats like saying there is imitation water.

That was cloud 7 years ago and blockchain 4

Agreed, you are paying for it to be someone else’s problem to fix.

I love my steam deck much more than I thought I would.

Either that or cyber instance

You write “actually following best practice instead of faking it and lying” funny.

Are you implying that the various cloud vendors lie about the way they configure their environments or admins don’t have emotional biases or something else entirely?

there are too many points of failure for me to ever be comfortable using the cloud as a primary storage option.

If everything that you run is local as in the same physical location and there is no requirement for external or internet access then sure. Not everyone has that luxury. Otherwise, There are the same number of points of failure in a non-cloud configuration. You just feel more comfortable with those because you have direct hands on control.

They both aren’t great but Wyll is the one I’ve never taken out of camp.

If I’m going to have a sexy maid robot she needs to fold laundry and clean litterboxes too.

I’ve started doing non-gaming on my steam deck. Not a lot but its let me use Linux in a very basic way.

Lol, THEY have no idea about workloads

Generally that is true only if you don’t know your workloads.

Yeah, its called getting old y’all.