
I’ll preface by saying I don’t think it’s a good idea, but-
Fallout TV Show (and friends) have brought a lot of new people to gaming that might have eschewed it before, a lot of those people have no idea what they’re doing in videogames.
An ‘AI assistant’ could help in a face-saving way (consider a 60 year old father who’s never played, and possibly chastised games in the past, is now getting into Fallout NV due to the TV show - asking their kids that they ridiculed about games would be embarrassing, but asking an AI may not be)
Basically, letting old people who hated videogames, play videogames.
If it’s allowed to run Linux, it’ll be better than the Steam Machine.
Microslop, for their faults, actually does get custom hardware from AMD - Valve uses repurposed parts which is much cheaper for their smaller runs.
I think it’ll be fully locked down though, but if it’s not - i’d wager it’ll make a better Steam Machine than Steam Machine.
Constellations is a good mod collection on Nexusmods.

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/97cdb080-0094-4aff-aa28-34c8fac7302b.mp4 - Video from Reddit.
It only affects handheld mode, but there is shimmering and upscaling artifacts. In docked mode it’s fine.
It’s not really worth AUD$8/US$5 though, it’s only a resolution and framerate upgrade (60fps mode already existed but was masked out, it’s been available on emulators using the official code since last year) and it’s still only SDR. Mario Odyssey had a free upgrade which added 4k/60 AND HDR.

I guess an interesting side effect is US sites that block EU/UK/Aus will be visible too.
Finally, I can see homedepot.com
I think the idea could work, if you had something like a decentralised Kagi
Pay tokens to search - get tokens by hosting the search engine, buy tokens if you can’t host, token value should be tied to the electrical cost of one search.
Fully not for profit.
Obviously, OP’s thing isn’t that, but I can dream.

It does not matter if one Tesla drove 10 km, or two teslas drove 5 km each.
It absolutely does, as they could have an accident with each other. If your statistics were taken, we could simplify down to a single vehicle globally, which can’t have an accident with another vehicle as we’re just removed them from consideration.

According to a chart in Tesla’s Q4 2025 earnings report showing cumulative robotaxi miles, the fleet has traveled approximately 500,000 miles as of November 2025. That works out to roughly one crash every 55,000 miles.
For comparison, human drivers in the United States average approximately one police-reported crash every 500,000 miles, according to NHTSA data.
That means Tesla’s robotaxis are crashing at a rate 9 times higher than the average human driver.
That comparison requires there only be a single RoboTaxi though… It’s a faulty comparison.
Tesla’s Robotaxis suck, but you don’t have to go about making questionable statistics to show that.
It’s a good deal.
RAM can’t be upgraded but Storage absolutely can, it’s just a standard 2280 m.2 drive, you can even chuck a second 2242 drive in if you remove/never had WWAN (LTE/5G modem).
Edit: If you’re using Linux, grab a cheap Intel Optane M10 drive from AliExpress, 16GB drives are <$5 32GB and 64GB are ~$1/GB- they have incredible endurance and 250MB/s Q1T1 random read (better than any consumer NAND ssd…) - perfect for swap partition on a ‘low’ ram machine.
Not with that attitude Kif!
Assemble the men, we’re turning off clipping.
You’re right though, it’s a lot of cliff wall hugging or diverting to hidden valley.