They play both sides?

Get some Trump/Vance masks?

E-ink bought a lot of competitors and alternatives up and thus why it’s expensive.

They run Linux

No, that’s PocketBook who runs a (old) “naked” Linux. Kobo is AOSP-based; a vendor-ROM without Play Store and thus no “Android” certificate.

Well ok, if you are to call Android a Linux, Matter of opinion. I do run LineageOS on my Leaf btw.

Clean up assets, are you kidding? Gamers have enough disk and time is money! /s

That’s extra.

I mean, microcontrollers, stand now, are commonly done in 100 or 80 nm.

Smaller is more expensive and less robust too.

No, 100nm is good enough for that.

Unless deployment is really that much better and easier

In staging, i made a batch script to run the shortcuts on desktop we had to run to check if setup was successful. But i couldn’t just run the command of the shortcut but had to run the shortcut itself, because that made a difference.

In short: no.

Needs some work.

Damn. It was 3 at night and i’ve read gemini somehow as gmail and it still makes sense.

But your recipient uses it.

debugging, breakpoints, memory inspection

glorified printf debugging

intergated terminal

real terminal

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I know of Minetest. And mpv (not a game) plugins. And Asciidoctor is built in it (for examples outside RoR).

Slightly off-topic (EU only) but: https://publiccode.eu/de/

Yeah, i think the censoring in the LLM data itself would be pretty vulnerable to circumvention.

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Ah, right, Ruby on Rails.

• Java: you are in corporate IT
• JS: you like surface things more than efficiency
• Ruby: you are a gamer/modder/plugin maker