shork @noiob@awoo.space

oh dang Steam lets you straight up remote play over the internet now

https://music.apple.com/de/lyrics/1497774789?ts=97,588&te=99,442&l=en&tk=4.v1.LQJ2q10Hh6FFG7TMY4la5w%3D%3D&incomingRefApp=com.google.android.apps.messaging

in the comments people rightfully say that a) netbooks were very popular with people who had little money to spare and only needed a web browser and something that could edit Word docs, and b) Chromebooks were the direct successor of the Netbook

You ever think about how Asus put out like 40 models of a laptop called the “Eee PC” https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/16/22388238/asus-eee-pc-netbook-laptop-line-linux-ipad-pro

comparison shot

if the namco guncon is so good why… oh

is this anything?

I bet apps without tracking are less profitable, good, it should be not profitable at all, actually

I love it when apps go "hey can I track you? You won't see any less ads when you say no", like fuck off?

thanks, Apple, I didn't wanna listen to music anyways

*playing Dirt Rally 2.0* well if they built these cars to be more sturdy maybe this wouldn't be a problem

new brutalfoods
this is not a drill

Jacquard is the kind of stuff I'd like to be able to DIY, wearables that are just clothes is the kind of cybrepunk shit I love

oh neat Project Jacquard still exist, I just got
an ad for some smart sportswear that is never buy on Twitter; such a cool concept

I get it, it fits perfectly on most expensive phones, it's still a weird aspect ratio to me (who used to have an 18:9 phone)

searching for a 18:9 monitor so I can watch tech youtube without letterboxing

it's a bit sad that Capcom made the first first-person Resident Evil and decided that they could make the protagonist the blandest guy ever