Literally every VR headset released this year is over 1k usd. Only meta (and now valve) care about budget headsets

Its a standalone headset that runs steamos.

Wikipedia already has a button where you can go to another language’s version of that page where you can then machine translate it yourself.

It already is, they just put guardrails to prevent it from making adult content before

more legible than a ssd for humans

I heard mods of big subreddits can get basically sponsored by big companies and go to events. Half the pc gaming subreddits have what are basically ad posts pinned by the mods.

Honestly I forgot porn was banned in Utah (id verification) and I live in Utah. Its still relatively easy to view sites without vpn or id

I don’t understand what I’m reading. Is it just like datacenters in africa or did they make an alternative to http/https

At the highschool I went to, there was some standardized testing (act, ap tests) done in locked down software installed on the chromebooks. Like instead of logging into your user, it was before login with no browser or anything. It sometimes let you have desmos and a small place to take notes.

Ios is bad. I’d rather have locked down android with the official terminal, rather than go back to using the iSh[1] app for terminal on ios

[1] https://ish.app/

websockets

xournal++, you can write text with your keyboard, latex, you can add audio

you can’t add video though

You don’t need to follow the entire spec for a usb c. Usb c has a display port mode, but most laptops that have this won’t have it on every port. Most usb c cables also don’t support display port mode, which is annoying because they usually won’t say if it supports it.

Usb c extension cords are not allowed and yet they exist

Its good for evading the law.

Adults arent watching cocomelon or aphmau

def even(n: int) -> bool:
    code = ""
    for i in range(0, n+1, 2):
        code += f"if {n} == {i}:\n out = True\n"
        j = i+1
        code += f"if {n} == {j}:\n out = False\n"
    local_vars = {}
    exec(code, {}, local_vars)
    return local_vars["out"]

scalable version

Yeah I have it in termux. Ollama is in the package repos for termux. The speed it generates does feel like cpu speed but idk

You can use it in termux

Chromebooks these days have locked down modes for tests where you can only acess the test and maybe desmos, I think newer AP tests are done this way at the highschool I went to.

The profit is getting nerds on the internet to fix bugs in wsl for free