Multiple people "detected the shooter" for nearly a half-hour, including the whole unit of police, operating out of the same building that shooter Crooks had taken position.
I have run a lot of Linux hardware since the 90's. With a couple of beta niggles, I've never had any workstation smoke like the M1 or M2. Kinda have high hopes for the new Snapdragon Surface.
Far more common are users running games intended for various platforms, about which I regularly see questions and advice in a number of online forums.
Behaving consistently as if these are the same thing will lead to unanticipated and frequently unfavorable results.
It is now a reasonable wager to think that these technologies are hastening the untimely demise of this civilization. This is a period in which decision making is of possibly unprecedented urgency, while a plurality of resources are being directed to the simulation of decisions, based on predictive models from obsolete normals.
Today, I have a 16" M1 Macbook Pro with 16GB RAM, running an Asahi Linux boot environment with a Debian unstable OS release. It's the fastest Linux machine I ever owned. The rub for many of the emulation scenarios I could be using on this, is M-series SoCs have a 16k page size, and the 4k paging asked for by the intel binaries I want to run have no solution that suits every situation, other than a VM.
The Surface, if proven to run Linux, looks like it solves for that, along with being 3 generations of ARM fabrication newer. It's a lot to plunk down almost 4K USD for the loaded slab, but may well be worth it.
I've thought about the Blinkenlights 7/10 scale emulator, tha uses an RPi, but I envy you and hope you have fun.
It's been a good 20 years or more we were friended here on Slashdot. I wonder what so many of those like Fidel Catsro, (H)elix1, SolemnDragon, CaptainSplendid, CyranoVR, and so many others have gone on to,
You can always find me on fediverse, tho' I am present only in bursts. @KingTherapy@jorts.horse - with all the commies and shit-posters.
Beware of Programmers who carry screwdrivers. -- Leonard Brandwein