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Eh, rumor is September along with the iPhone 18 and whatnot. Time will tell.

I’m personally waiting for a folding iPhone. I use an (old, 2nd gen) iPad to mix guitar tracks that I record, but it’s to the point where I can’t run effects and my DAW without having both crash. My phone’s also a bit long in the tooth so having one device that can do both jobs would be ideal for my particular use case.

And nothing of value was lost.

Except nobody manufactures it anymore.

So use a different panel/controls for that. I should not be able to start a car from a USB port or Bluetooth EVER, no matter how locked down the system is. Nothing with that sort of connectivity should come anywhere near the engine.

I truly don’t understand why the infotainment systems in vehicles aren’t air-gapped from the systems that run the vehicle.

Uh huh. Sure. I give it 18 months before AI is a footnote.

Unfortunately none of it will be RAM because all the fabs are making HBM, not DRAM.

Already canceled Nitro. They done fucked up.

Already do, asshole. Some of us enjoy actually building things.

Meanwhile I’ve been using an AM4 board and DDR4 for… well, it’s been awhile now.

Not even worth a line item on the budget.

Texas did the same shit not long ago. VPN usage went through the roof, as expected.

Fark never went away. I still browse daily.

Add one more from me. Tossed SteamOS onto my Legion Go over the weekend and good God is it better at running literally every game better than Windows.

…why? What’s the point?

Open it up and desolder the networking chip. It’s the only way to be sure. Hope you’ve got a heat gun!

Laws without enforcement are just suggestions.

That’s just how electronics recycling is, though. The amount of labor it would take to save all those SMT and BGA components is ridiculous and, honestly, is a pretty specialized skill even if it is easy to learn. The logistics of scale really makes it unreasonable, especially when simpler components can be had for literal pennies. There’s a point where the material cost of the copper is worth more than the labor it takes to do anything else with the board, and it happens a lot sooner than you think.

Having, had, what’s the difference?