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Rekall Incorporated

@ Rekall_Incorporated @piefed.social

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Rekall is a company that provides memory implants of vacations, where a client can take a memory trip to a certain planet and be whoever they desire.

  • Trump Is Obsessed With Oil. But Chinese Batteries Will Soon Run the World

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  • Right, so because I don't believe the following:

    China is a democracy with 9 political parties ... You’re allowed to criticize the government ... [GIA conspiracy gibberish]

    This makes me a "doomsday cult leader".

    Sure, thing! ;)

  • Trump Is Obsessed With Oil. But Chinese Batteries Will Soon Run the World

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  • Have you ever lived in a non-Western country? Or are you parroting some random copytext you saw online?

  • Trump Is Obsessed With Oil. But Chinese Batteries Will Soon Run the World

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  • I hope this is satire, but this being Threadi I have my doubts.

  • Trump Is Obsessed With Oil. But Chinese Batteries Will Soon Run the World

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  • much cheaper sodium-ion battery

    To my understanding, these aren't suitable for many use cases we associate with batteries (smartphones, EVs, laptops), but it has the potential to have a massive impact on utility scale battery systems and industrial use cases.

  • Ideas for a better Lemmy experience

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  • This sounds like a much better approach.

  • PSA: Nova Launcher added Facebook and Google Ads tracking

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  • I've been using Nova since Android 4.x and I am really did not want to switch, but it sounds like I have no other option now.

    It's going to be a pain; multiple family members use Nova on their smartphones/tablets and they are used to the interface.

    Can Lawnchair be customized to replicate Nova?

  • Google Gemini Prompt Injection Flaw Exposed Private Calendar Data via Malicious Invites

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  • You're asking for trouble if you allow LLMs to directly access your system. I am no expert, but it seems like something that cannot be addressed with using currently popular approaches.

  • VHS Combo TVs debut with screen, old and new I/O, and a full videotape recorder in one — ‘Binge-watch like it's 1999’ says RetroBox

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  • The price seems to be $400 (American style list price, so the real price is going to be closer to $440), but yeah that's still pretty high what it is.

  • Asus confirms its smartphone business is on indefinite hiatus

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  • Agreed, PC handhelds have basically eaten the gamer phone market (and they arguably offer a lot more choice).

    Not to mention flagships and upper-range phones will continue to get better and eat the lower end of the "gamer phone" market.

  • Trump Is Obsessed With Oil. But Chinese Batteries Will Soon Run the World

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  • I don't think they'll bother, they get oil from the russians at a massive discount relative to world markets.

  • VHS Combo TVs debut with screen, old and new I/O, and a full videotape recorder in one — ‘Binge-watch like it's 1999’ says RetroBox

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  • I do like the design (as someone who grew up in the 90s and early 2000s, but I do wish they took a more retro-fusion aesthetic (just slightly smaller bezels and larger screen) and approach to features (higher native resolution of say 1024×768), especially since it's not a real CRT.

  • NVIDIA’s Laptop Chips, After a Long-Awaited Build-Up, Are Set to Debut This Year By Q2; N1/N1X SoCs to Challenge x86 Supremacy

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  • I don't doubt that Nvidia is capable of a powerful chip solution, but price (especially with the current situation) and broader ecosystem support are open questions. This applies both to WoA and the higher costs available with servicing high end ARM laptops (much of the world is a lot more price sensitive than the US).

    This being Nvidia, I don't really expect much. I am looking forward to seeing performance and efficiency benchmarks.

  • NVIDIA’s Laptop Chips, After a Long-Awaited Build-Up, Are Set to Debut This Year By Q2; N1/N1X SoCs to Challenge x86 Supremacy

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  • Seems like a niche use case (in context of laptops). If you really need unified memory, wouldn't you be using a desktop?

  • Asus confirms its smartphone business is on indefinite hiatus

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  • This makes sense, smartphones have become commoditized, even mid-range devices have been good enough since 2020 or so. Even the camera advantage that flagships used to have isn't that big of a deal these days.

  • Trump Is Obsessed With Oil. But Chinese Batteries Will Soon Run the World

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  • I wonder if the prediction that China will hit peak oil in 2027 will come true. This will have a massive impact on oil markets.

  • Why there's no good opensource torrent and download manager for android?

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  • LibreTorrent worked fine for me when I used it for a few months (I generally use a home SBC and desktop).

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    Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 January 2026 Update Issues, Releases Fixes

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  • I stand corrected. :)

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    Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 January 2026 Update Issues, Releases Fixes

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  • I live in Excel and PowerPoint, for games messing around with mods/config is fine, for work I cannot deal with random edge cases. PowerBI is Microsoft's visualization platform, I am actually not a big fan of it (for the area where I work, I could see it being fine in other cases), but this is not something that's going to change quickly.

    There is indeed a version of Teams for Linux. I really need to get a new laptop and try dual boot, I am behind the times on desktop.

    I’d also recommend using a laptop with two SSDs if possible, one for linux and one for windows, to alleviate some of the headaches in dual booting.

    Good to know, I only buy 17" inch laptops (thinking of going 18", but the selection is a lot worse), so I might even be able to get one with dual SSDs.

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  • I am planning to do some experiments once I get a new laptop (which I will dual boot). I think gaming support has increased massively since I last tried it 5+ years ago (my usage of linux is via DIY SBC home server).

    Office/PowerBI/Teams and some other business applications (where the web version does not cut it) is the real dealbreaker.

    That being said, I am not moving to Windows11, so I have three year to prepare to move to Linux (and I suspect Win10 will be supported even after that).