If Nvidia deprecates your driver you'll be up shits creek on just about every distro unless you already used nouveau.
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Except the last arch news post is a month ago about virtualbox. I've blindly run pacman -Syu for years without issue
Aaand its dependent on HP print cartridges. This is a hard problem but the dependence on HP will probably backfire
Having been to the supermarket recently Reese's does in fact sell fourth of July "limited edition" peanut butter cups. They aren't firework shaped though. They are just taller.
After going through the linked threads. Discussing graphene OS or any other ROM on r/privacy will get you banned. WTF‽
I hate Facebook as much as anyone else but this is like comparing apples to a modern commercial airliner. One of these was only a movie. The other was a combination of several things: a research project to try and find ways to drive the cost of manufacturing consumer VR headsets down (this is a giant black hole for money), an attempt to produce said hardware, an attempt to subsidise the price enough to get people hooked, and an attempt to build a complex piece of software for the whole thing. The software in question had to run on the last several generations of quest hardware not just the most recent one. The hardware in question was some Qolcomm mobile SoCs with questionable graphics that were showing their age running on a battery. To make matters worse this was all in VR so you needed high enough looking resolution per eye at at least 90Hz. If you miss those targets the customer may start vomiting which does not sell product. Oh and you can't easily increase your thermal or power budget by making the thing heavier because that will increase fatigue from wearing the product.
The other thing is a 2D movie rendered ahead of time so that time spent rendering each frame doesn't matter.
The metaverse push was stupid but I don't find it terribly surprising that trying to pull a whole industry out of your ass so you can have a monopoly on it is a bit very pricey.