They'd be running emulators for retro games... not sure what I'm missing here. Why are we talking about "native" games?

Pi can't handle PSP games anyway, but this isn't really a thread about native games... Also, there are quite a few cases available to buy/print for mobile Pi units. In any case, your best bet is to run RetroPie for emulation. Nobody's buying a Pi for "native" games.

The P3b+ is pretty solid. It can handle about everything up to (and including) the PS1.

Pi's can't handle PSP emulation all that well. Also, it'd probably run you about the same cost if not more to hack up your own portable system.

This whole things smells fishy. For one, any country that allows Huawei to build the 5G shit is allowing a foreign government to have control of their telecommunications infrastructure which just sounds bad regardless - even if it were Canada or the US, it'd still seem like a bad idea.

The fact that China is really pushing so hard makes it seem (at least to me) that they are lowballing on the offer and taking a financial hit... to me, because their payoff is getting access to an entire country's telecommunication system... Which again, sounds like something you wouldn't want a foreign country to be able to easily tap into...

So we can just post inappropriate shit on videos of content creators we can't stand, and they get demonetized? Just create an alt account so your primary one doesn't start getting shit suggestions of stuff by RG and the Pauls...

This article seems to manage to cover the transport of the digital media, but somehow misses the costs associated with producing and shipping the physical media... what a joke

Android has a half decent file tree in place, a functional file browser, and it allows decent hooks into the OS. iOS on the other hand is waaaay too limited in its current state to be a feasible desktop OS.

I've been reading stories like this since at least 2012 with some VTech devices. When will the manufacturers be held accountable for the shit security in their devices?

Charged with "sowing discord"??! Should have tried sowing IRC instead

Moving government data onto servers that they have no control over sounds like an absolutely god-awful idea. Why would any company want to move to "cloud"-based storage? Are they forgetting that "the cloud" is just some guy's computer?

I think the big differences might be in the convenience of recording from a computer vs tape, and the increased potential scope of people listening since anybody can listen online, but you'd have to be within range to listen to the FM Broadcast.

Sounds like somebody forgot to slip Uncle Billy their monthly dues. Tsk tsk

Considering how the workers are constantly being shit on... they need to unionize asap.

If this story is in fact legit, shouldn't the girl be the one going to jail? She lied about her age, signed up for a site where you hook up with people, then cried because somebody chose to hook up with her... and now the guy - who was using the service legally - is getting in shit?

This entire story stinks of victim blaming and bullshit.