Or just straight up install https://ollama.com
The Post Ninja
Or just straight up install https://ollama.com
Guess that means I’m uncle tech support forever
Imagine if you had blinders and earmuffs on for most of the day, and only once in a while were you allowed to interact with certain people and things. Your ability to communicate would be truncated to only what you were allowed to absorb.
From the ashes of the fallen will rise a victor. Let the fools burn their money on dead projects.
Why performance…
Do you like your car’s head unit to spend 1-5 seconds not doing anything before responding to your touchscreen or button press? No? Then yes, performance matters.
Power efficiency? Anything to extend battery life.
The larger components have more space between them… it takes longer for the “tin whiskers” to grow and become a problem. That and these old devices ran at higher voltages, so they have more tolerance to minor voltage fluctuations. Also, plastic does degrade eventually, copper traces can corrode, etc. Build quality matters, too.
Electronics age out over time. The old stuff, made with more materials, take longer to age out. However, the old stuff does not have even a smidgen of the performance or power efficiency the modern stuff does.
…and that is my original point.
Yeah, public worlds are cancer. It’s best to get in with friends or groups.
A Quest is an overpowered smartphone strapped to your face, with all the capabilities of such. You can restrict a smartphone too, but how many parents actually have that level of technical inclination? It’s better to limit the youngest minds’ times on these devices until they’re a bit older, and you’ve had more time to teach them important life skills. Also, parents teach your kids important life skills from an early age, please.
Both… but a Quest is mainly designed for gaming, where a smartphone is designed to do everything. The smartphone restriction is an easy one to recommend.
Let’s go one step further…
VRChat on the Quest is not a babysitter!
Also Java.
This, but on a SONY VAIO desktop. The switch to Windows 2000 was a godsend for that system.
With the slightly massive caveat that you can’t upgrade to newer versions without a nuke and pave.
The activity light on the Master drive will light up in sync with the Slave drive when accessing data on just the Slave drive. At the end of the IDE lifespan, there was a movement to put the names as Primary and Secondary instead. It doesn’t really describe the relation to how the hardware works, though.
So, the car gets very expensive suspension, but to use the features you need a subscription? So if I don’t want the active suspension feature, I am still stuck with the very expensive active suspension hardware…
Yeah, no, I’ll stick with Subaru. Everything they make uses tech from the dinosaur age of motoring.
Imagine a bus coming once an hour… try only twice a day for the entire county… early morning and late night.
Cry me a half billion dollar river, maybe we can use that money to fix all the damages it did.
And that’s why I’m the one that fixes the PC when it breaks… because even good programmers may even consider the pc to be magicboxes if they’ve never turned a screwdriver in their life…