What’s with the universal images that Android got support to several years ago? I thought that would stop the need of having custom device code.

relevant xkcd

I personally think anything over 1080p is a waste of resolution

But but Nvidia said at the RTX 3000 announcement that we can now have 8K gaming

Most of those “sequels” had something new and innovative and not just a spec bump. The Switch 2 does not really have anything so far

Among the business ones
Dell: No Vostro
Lenovo: No ThinkPad E series

His mother must be very proud

Also wouldn’t that pull in major antitrust violation cases especially in the EU?

Good luck!

Where’s the catch?

What about Google just releasing a stable and unbroken system for once?

The device doesn’t support pressure sensitivity

So the targeted audience is… no one? The regular pens are very much aimed at artists.

there are only 9 released since 2020

The pop-up camera was mostly a “fad” of 2019, also without the removable battery requirements you could add the Zenfone 6 to the list if you include the inception year of 2019.

Yup. Removable batteries are more rare in flagships than headphone jacks. Currently rocking a Zenfone 6, my next one will be an Xperia - as long as they don’t mess it up by removing one of the critical features. (I’m still salty about the removal of the notification led.)

My server is from 2012 but it’s got dual hexacore Xeons

So it idles with a 250W power consumption?

announcement of a complete rewrite, which means we’ll never hear of the project again

A complete rewrite/redesign actually happens but with half of the original app’s features missing

Windows has been doing prefetching and caching all the way from 7 but even more so since 10. Also since 10 it does memory compression too.

Why would I use this instead of a Mastodon instance?

Sync is the closest to Relay right now, but not with the default settings. You can set it up to have votes for swiped posts / comments like on Relay.

MITM isn’t as much of an issue as it was back in 2010. Every site uses HTTPS now. As long as you don’t ignore the warnings, you’ll be fine.

If you downgrade, expect glitches with your too new profile. Obviously it’s not going to be backwards-compatible.

Does anyone remember graphene?

Ah, now it actually has been years since they had a new chat app

Safari was mildly cross-platform… about 10 years ago. Then Apple realized they can’t fight that specific market share.