This probably means we’re soon going to see third party gaming laptops with SteamOS preinstalled in electronics stores.

”Quest 3 without Meta” is what I’ve been dreaming about. I feel like Steam Frame could be my entry to the VR space, if the price is decent.

From what I understand the Steam Machine performance is somewhere between Series S and Series X. I don’t think it will cost more than a Series X.

Maybe 600.

I also checked the last 3 numbers just to be sure. LGTM

I don’t even have a drivers license

Easier to buy second hand furniture with a car. That option is pretty much off limits for me.

I don’t have a car, but sometimes I envy those who do. They can just look for furniture on second hand listings online and then just go and buy it.

If I need to do the same I need to do some serious planning ahead.

I don’t even have a drivers license, and I recognize there are limitations with public transport / bicycles.

The car isn’t bound to any schedule, isn’t limited by any predetermined bus stops, and can carry the TV you just bought.

I think it’s days in home computers are numbered.

Most of the things an average person needs can be done through the web browser. You only need a Chromebook, phone or tablet.

Linux has suddenly become a viable option for gaming. This has been the one thing that kept many away from using Linux.

I don’t really see why anyone would want to use Windows for their home PC, other than familiarity. It doesn’t offer anything you can’t find better elsewhere.

These people must have been rooting for the villain in Saturday morning cartoon shows

Dick Cheney. The man behind the Iraq war and other stuff

Arch wiki is so good it’s useful even when you’re not on Arch

Plumber

Who leaked my chat conversations?

In that case it must also have different laws of mathematics for it to work.

Well, ”computer” in the mathematical sense is well defined of what it can and cannot do. The limit is the halting problem or equivalent problems.

The question is: is there some equivalent to the halting problem in the real universe? If that’s the case, then there’s no algorithm you can use to describe the entire universe.

Whenever I play Civ I try to go for a peaceful victory. Then someone picks a fight with me and that escalates with me going for the world domination victory.

Then it’s not an approximation - it’s the reality. The question is whether all things the universe does can also a computer do in theory. If one thing about the universe is uncomputable, then the entire universe is uncomputable.

The paper suggests this thing is quantum gravity. I have my doubts about it, but I’m in no position to refute the paper.

I have no idea either. I feel like I have some surface understanding of what they want to achieve, but I’m completely lost as soon it gets any deeper than that.