Linux just ended support for the i486 chipset. Is that out of line by your standards as well? Are vendors obligated to support products for an eternity? What would be a reasonable amount of time to continue providing support if 14 years isn't long enough? I really think the existence of homebrew solutions negates any major concerns here. Even if that didn't exist, there's nothing particularly unique about this situation. In fact the support window was like twice as long as the closest competitors. I think the language here is a little over dramatic to be honest.
Ticking time bomb seems a little dramatic for a device of this age. Anyone who actually cares enough to resurrect this hardware can use homebrew solutions. No vendor on the planet supports a product longer than this. Maybe you could argue the entire industry needs to change, but absolutely nothing about this situation is uniquely diabolical.
I think Children of Dune is more approachable than Dune Messiah personally. But yeah after that it starts getting real weird real fast.
I just go to Tenor’s website on the web, search for the gif I want, and copy and paste it. I found the keyboard switching UI too clunky.
You don’t become a trillionaire from writing billion dollar checks towards all your victims.
Cause they’re making the shovels instead of digging for the fool’s gold themselves.
He died months ago unfortunately.
Never had wireless headphones or type-c USB as a kid so I dunno.
Many of the best solutions are a problem for someone else.
Probably mostly bots tbh.
I have no clue who Markiplier is either to be fair. Literally the first time I’m being exposed to this person.
Protip, you can delete the FaceTime application on an iPhone.
“I’m the best”
Rocco’s Modern Life
I’m partial to SIMP
You’re commenting on a post of a news article about something that happened and you’re asking why the news isn’t reporting on that something?
Alienware is still reasonably popular for sure. It’s just not what it was back in the day. I should’ve mentioned ROG as well.
I could be wrong but Razer and Legion seem like stronger gamer brands compared to Alienware these days.
I just use Freetube.
Cause you're thinking like an unhappy poor person. Not like someone who has the entire world at their disposal to consume and exploit.
Linux just ended support for the i486 chipset. Is that out of line by your standards as well? Are vendors obligated to support products for an eternity? What would be a reasonable amount of time to continue providing support if 14 years isn't long enough? I really think the existence of homebrew solutions negates any major concerns here. Even if that didn't exist, there's nothing particularly unique about this situation. In fact the support window was like twice as long as the closest competitors. I think the language here is a little over dramatic to be honest.
Ticking time bomb seems a little dramatic for a device of this age. Anyone who actually cares enough to resurrect this hardware can use homebrew solutions. No vendor on the planet supports a product longer than this. Maybe you could argue the entire industry needs to change, but absolutely nothing about this situation is uniquely diabolical.