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This is a mistake. The original name said exactly what the os was.

I think you can get most of that working on a pebble.

Pebble Time 2 is still miles ahead being a watch, and only a bit behind being a computer. BUT, it has a sunlight readable ALWAYS on display, really good battery life and is open source. I still don't understand people charging their battery every 2 days or less. It's a problem guys. My Wear OS watches, even my fancy 2 screen one that got about 4 days or so, eventually ended up in a drawer. Never to be used again. Not so with my pebble, where I literally made an automation to remind me to charge it, because I charge it so rarely.

Pebble Time 2 is still miles ahead in being a watch and only a little behind in being a full computer. But it gets way way way more battery life WITH an always on , sunlight readable display. AND it's open source.

Sony just literally stole 500+ movies from PlayStations last week.

FYI; you can give Gemini default preferences which helps some of this. I use the caveman instructions and it applies anywhere I'm logged in, like Android auto. This fixed so many issues.

"It's not this, it's that"

Once you see this phrase, you know it's AI written.

Recommend everyone return them. Willfully modifying the BIOS, and other identifiers, then threatening the discoverers should tell you what you need to know about Chuwi.

That is super fun, if I had a motorcycle in Cali, I would so do this!

What a loser

Ya, and then attach it to the back of your watch...

This is so awesome, do you have a mailing list, RSS, etc?

"Oh no. Anyways"

No ability for email signup.

I already switched to Cachyos. It's Arch based with really good defaults.

It looks like they could have mounted at least 100 solar modules on top, if not 200. That's 600-1200kwDC, given its flat, at 800kwp/kWh, that means for an hour of peak production, after losses, would do at least 300kwh for the smaller size and 600kwh for the larger size. If each trip is around 1150kwh and takes longer than an hour, more than half of the power required could be generated. As solar modules are solid-state devices, seems short sighted to not slam a system on the roof. PV modules are literally just glass sandwiches with wires and DC to DC battery chargers are very efficient. The weight would also be partly counter-acted by using the modules as the skin for the roof.

They should make a tiny encoded image to save too. Typing something isn't as fast as point and shoot.

I'd love to see this on the Aura HD

I'm assuming he could have used a Pi zero instead

Are you sure it's not called LigmaNAS?

I'd be looking for a plugin that tracks the transactions of US senators. That would be highly useful...

Clearly someone 'wants to do something controversial'.

Pathetic. Carte blanc on anything using the word Bible is a telltale sign. A 'I've read these verses' tracker also banned, having contained none of what they object to. Violent video game descriptions not banned. Do it right or don't do it. It's simple.

Have you thought about colour? That would be awesome.

So, it's a UPS. Just with better settings, and no beeping.

Sounds like I just want a LiFePo4 UPS customized...

Holy freaking crap. ALL OF THESE ARE ONLINE. "It's possible" to log in to the first result with the default password.

If anyone wants, perhaps login, change the password and make a new client as the password or something. This is going to get bad FAST.

Love this. Looking forward to docker selfhost!

Wow I love this

Linkbait. Windows would have to be re-coded, which is easier with open-source.

I want this so bad, I have a Kindle DX that's pretty good but I just want to be able to 'print' directly to it and have it automatically turn on and show it. This is getting there with the pen, I love that idea. They should have it sync back after you annotate it automatically. That's friction free.

Also, I had one; think of the hinge. You can't use it on your laptop in a chair like a normal laptop. Check out the Samsung 700TC, it's 12.2 inches and has a removable 'Asus-like' keyboard with a real hinge. I haven't used it in a while(I'm really liking 8 inches for a tablet) but it was pretty good.