The part that worries me is what happens when the glasses batteries are empty. Do they get fall back to “long-distance / myopia” mode so that you can still see at at distance and able to drive?
I love tinkering with gadgets, but sometimes the manufacturers of these tech-based version forget to cover the basics before enhancing it with tech.
A good example are smartwatches. They can be filled with sensors, but they need to at least do one thing well, and that is to show time reliably.
It will inevitably focus more on pleasing its public investors than anything else, therefore enshittification.
Maybe Steam/Valve is a unicorn, but it’s not publicly traded and it’s doing just fine.
The orange-red LED display used to display the next stop also display the time in between and it’s in sync…
The ones in the buses I use seems to be.
I mean, they already track the bus using mobile network and GPS, why not sync the clock at the same time…
I use pixelation… but from other words overlaid on the one I’m hiding.
There might be way more “penis” than expected if someone manage to undo it.
I guess someone could post a thumbnail of the article’s picture with a QR code leading to the article as a workaround.
I mostly want an ON button, and that AI stuff is always disabled by default. Make me opt-in to it, not opt-out.
I really hope we’ll see TVs with DisplayPort one day.
That’s for planned maintenances, a faulty memory module isn’t something you want to keep using for long :)
I bought my Lifetime license more than 10 years ago… doesn’t mean they can’t rug pull tho 😬
PostmarketOS looking real good right about now.
Or Matrix, no need for a phone number and good luck having all instances to comply.
In single-player games only, and when I’m done with the main game as a way of enjoying the game a bit more on my own terms.
Meanwhile I’m still able to cast anything from my Plex server 😏
I don’t want just to see the future, but the past as well. Would be nice to witness some unadulterated historical moments.
All my homies buys Brother laser printers.
At least they covered that 😬