Given the source of the article, of course the title is going to have a positive tone.

I don’t understand the first two.

It should have all of the dependencies to run it bundled.

Except this device is hardly mobile and it’s clearly made to be used stationary.

Tbf, Google does it too.

I don’t know how it is now, but the older ones you could root and disable the ads.

Don’t forget the children!

Those aren’t faked products. Those are shitty products that have a shitty attempt at giving them descriptions.

Just wait until you see the connectors that are dual lightning and micro USB.

Whatever it is, it’s probably shit.

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like you’d see on an oil slick or a soap bubble.

Or roast beef!

So you want an entirely different app then. The desktop app would have to be completely rewritten.

Jack Dorsey, formerly head of Twitter, sits on the board for blue sky, which is not related to Twitter.

They are themselves abstraction layers for the apps that are made for them. Software has many levels of abstraction from what you see on the screen all the way down to hardware.

Well, using the same metrics would mean TempleOS is waaaaay out of the question.

Regardless of the last bit, I hope you filed a bug report.

I still have my white 701 that I put a black keyboard on and soldered in a Bluetooth module. Some of the most fun I’ve had using a computer and I wish the form factor was still a thing.

Because in situations like this, segregation is a good thing. You don’t want automated tools futzing in directories that you might have wanted to keep as-is.

Because x.com existed for much longer than x.org?