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@cas online nerd spaces these days apparently have never read the word "fallacy" in "slippery slope fallacy"

@old_angry_queer @terminaltilt @grote the screenshot literally says "or device PIN"

@whitequark ngl for me it's kinda more often "too many different newer shiny things have captured my attention that this one has faded away from my mental space" than legitimately outgrowing the capacity

@aras ugh. of course Todd Howard is first in line to hype this atrocity

@KimCrayton1 oh, huh, very interesting to hear that distinction! I've mostly been hearing that "expat" was a sort of a vague euphemism that USians and brits use to not call themselves immigrants, not that it was specifically about "replicating the same experience" o.0

@49016 @xerz they just ship weston in the vm that rdp's everything over a local vm rdp transport thingy

@49016 @xerz wdym?? who ported it. how did they handle shm?

(If you're talking about WSLg that's not actually wayland on windows at all)

@cwebber one thing though is that the hackability of the whole surrounding hardware around the SoC itself is.. kiiind of a superficial thing? most of the "computer" is inside of the SoC, the PCB and the metal/plastic shell around it aren't that interesting to "hack" imo. except for maybe making your own board to fit a SoM into a cool retro laptop you like.. but if the whole laptop is already "made to be hackable" there's kinda not much need to do anything at all?

I like MNT, of course, but I think that selling point is kind of a stretch.