Comment Re:Spotify peeved cause it wanted to sell their da (Score 1) 17
Yeah emotional time series is a bit of a reach even for spotify. Sounds like a load of hallucinating ai
Comment Re:This is the google calculator effect (Score 1) 63
Bet those are the same engineers that use their browser address bars as timers and such
Comment Re:Think about how much it'll cost the user.. (Score 1) 32
Your concern although valid, is about a decade too late. Hard pressed to spell any realistic alternatives that do not entail living under a rock.
iPad Jammed in Seat Forces Emergency Landing of Airplane Carrying 400 Passengers (yahoo.com) 85
An anonymous reader shared this report from Business Insider:
A Lufthansa flight carrying 461 passengers had to divert after someone's tablet became "jammed" in a business-class seat.
The Airbus A380 took off from Los Angeles on Wednesday, bound for Munich, and had been flying for around three hours when the pilots diverted to Boston Logan International Airport. In a statement to Business Insider, an airline spokesperson said the tablet had become "jammed in a Business Class seat" and had "already shown visible signs of deformation due to the seat's movements" when the flight diverted. [The aviation site] Simply Flying, which first reported the news, said the device was an iPad.
The decision to divert was taken "to eliminate any potential risk, particularly with regard to possible overheating," the spokesperson added, saying that it was the joint decision of the crew and air traffic control. Lithium batteries pose a safety risk if damaged, punctured, or crushed... In a confined space like an aircraft cabin, a lithium battery fire poses a serious hazard to the passengers onboard. Last year, a Breeze Airways flight from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh had to make an emergency landing in Albuquerque after a passenger's laptop caught fire.
The Airbus A380 took off from Los Angeles on Wednesday, bound for Munich, and had been flying for around three hours when the pilots diverted to Boston Logan International Airport. In a statement to Business Insider, an airline spokesperson said the tablet had become "jammed in a Business Class seat" and had "already shown visible signs of deformation due to the seat's movements" when the flight diverted. [The aviation site] Simply Flying, which first reported the news, said the device was an iPad.
The decision to divert was taken "to eliminate any potential risk, particularly with regard to possible overheating," the spokesperson added, saying that it was the joint decision of the crew and air traffic control. Lithium batteries pose a safety risk if damaged, punctured, or crushed... In a confined space like an aircraft cabin, a lithium battery fire poses a serious hazard to the passengers onboard. Last year, a Breeze Airways flight from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh had to make an emergency landing in Albuquerque after a passenger's laptop caught fire.
Comment Re:Gee it's almost as if something changed (Score 1) 87
you are a stupid fucking retard. learn to read. the OP made no such statement, you made it up out of thin air and then argued against it. you are what we call a stupid fucking retard, do better.
A+ treatment
Comment Re:Or it will be huge.. (Score 1) 19
So what you're saying is portable PS5 != PS5
Comment Re:Handhelds are like Keurig for coffee (Score 1) 19
With current processes you're not going to get a handheld console that is as powerful as a best of set-top consoles. This is why Steam deck and others are not as good as a laptop or desktop
FlightSim2020 and all my desktop favorites play better than great with a dualshock4 1280x800 on device or 1080p externally, or in windowed mode stretched out over both screens in kde plasma on the Deck. Switch on the other hand is a high quality ARM android tablet with detachable controllers. You maybe oughta recalibrate your expectations from your idea of a laptop or desktop If there's anybody that can deliver PS5-grade performance in a compact form factor, it's Sony. And Valve having done what it did with the deck should be evidence enough that this whole idea is feasible. Imho anyway
Slashdot Top Deals
"If a computer can't directly address all the RAM you can use, it's just a toy." -- anonymous comp.sys.amiga posting, non-sequitir
