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Corsair’s recent keyboard releases have centered on Hall effect switches and high polling rates, going by the company’s own catalog, and those boards carry prices to match. The two new keyboards go the other way. The Corsair SKIFF 100 and SKIFF 100 Plus are membrane boards aimed at people setting up their first gaming PC, […]
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I'll never go to long trips without this Samsung feature
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My documents no longer need Microsoft Word.
Most everyday tasks need two hands. Packing a lunchbox, opening a jar, folding a shirt. That's why a lot of household robotics starts with two arms. Most household robots need two arms to handle everyday tasks.
This isn't a promotion. I'm genuinely curious how developers think. Imagine you have two platforms. Platform A Used by millions. Been around for years. Stable and reliable. Updates happen occasionally. Your feature requests may never be seen. Platform B Built by a solo developer or a small team. Open source. Modern tech stack.
Yet again, friends, I am escaping to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by capitalism. They have need of journalists up there, no matter what that dafty Musk might prefer. Or so I understand from Space News Network - a No Man's Sky -esque exploration game in which you play a starpilot reporter, rocketing between strange new worlds…
