Full disclosure, I didn’t watch the video yet, but it’s likely a difference of environmental impact.
He’s described in previous videos how burning gas at home is less efficient from the standpoint of a carbon footprint. I imagine this video is to help explain everything in a way that helps you come to that conclusion yourself. Teach a man to fish instead of just giving a fish and what not. So you can apply the knowledge to other things in your life
I doubt a central system would ever be viable, but they would certainly communicate to other nearby cars with more than just blinky lights
Native is always better, but Proton (what’s used by steam OS to run windows games) has worked for me for every title I’ve tried (even some small indie titles)… Sometimes graphics settings can be inconsistent, but I’d say it’s a pretty safe bet if you’re using an established engine it will just work with Proton
Until they call me because the setting they need isn’t in settings…
The money isn’t going to come from the game… It’s gonna come from licensing… Everything labeled Minecraft that isn’t the game…
Games are hard… Tshirts and cheap plastic toys are not
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Just kidding, don’t Google that
I just use:
Remember when emails weren’t just all “@gmail.com”?? Fediverse is like that but for reddit/twitter/instagram
I had great luck with Anycubic as my first printer… If you want to have a larger variety of materials available I recommend a printer with an enclosure (depending on the age of your kid, it’s a bit safer too?)
I will try I haven’t used them recently but a friend of mine uses a Kobra 4 which produces prints very close in quality to my X1Carbon (I know…). That one has no enclosure, but the Kobra 3 is still available for even less if you really just want to see if the hobby takes hold. They have a Kobra S1 which seems like a decent option but I haven’t done any research.
My personal advice would be to not skimp too much on cost… Trying to stick with my older hardware nearly killed the hobby for me since everyone around me was printing higher quality it a quarter of the time…
Touch is just fine, and assuming you have multitouch there are good options for gesture controls
Not to scare you away, but I have experience getting Linux to run on a Surface Laptop 2 and… It’s not exactly the easiest process…
For my machine it required a custom kernel to get the touchpad and keyboard working and it just always had one quirk or another.
Highly recommend Linux, but those surface devices need some specialized drivers…
Working with engineers that were better than I was and actually listening when they reviewed my code… Asking why and going from there.
Yeah, it compresses better too though, and jpeg XL can be configured to compress lossless, which I imagine would also work here