I'd say that is the distinction between a computer and a personal computer.

Normally after the founders exit

Yeah, this is life support being turned off is all

Fractional investment. nVidia invests $1bn for 10% of your company, you use that valuation to get another $3bn in loans and then use the money to put on a party and show your product off to lure in someone who is willing to invest $2bn for 5% of you company.

You haven't got a working product, but your company has raised $6bn in capital/debt and you have a valuation over $40bn. You spend the $6bn on hardware from nVidia and others, propping up their share price. They invest it back in your business too. Boosting your valuation some more.

No real money has traded hands, and you've just been given hardware in exchange for a portion of your business.

If your business fails, nVidia and your other investors are left holding the bag...

Project helix will be a computer with a locked bootloader and gaming only os

If they're offering "free Starlink WiFi" they are telling you who is offering it. If they are offering "free inflight WiFi" they are hiding it

American Intelligence

Still better uptime than Github

The CEO and most of the staff left the company to work for Disney. The company was run by a skeleton staff and they ran out of money is all.

Vaultwarden is a great self hosted bitwarden clone

A soldering iron will do it...

UT2004

I would love overt google glass style glasses that are obvious as a solution for a dashcam like system for when i am driving, or tracking where I left mg keys etc. But as you say, the discreet camera is for perverts.

Why would I opt for this over docker-compose while risking vendor lock-in on a non stanard tool?

Hide behind "dismissing GrapheneOS fanboys" all you want, but the points raised about SailfishOS being proprietary are valid. It is the same as running Samsung's OneUI, or Google's Android - the underlying core is FOSS but the layer with access to all your data is proprietary.

For the record I don't use GrapheneOS.

Or they know the date and time of your very natural death...

You've read your last free article. We suggest going to the doctor for a full workup. Screen for everything. Get a will drawn up. Hug your kids.

I think in terms of the subscriber access to Xbox GamePass or PlayStation Plus, this is valid. But not for game purchases.

The store purchases have always been about buying a game. If I go to Amazon and buy a thing, it gets shipped to my house and I own it - the experience of adding an item to a cart, viewing the cart, and checking out are the same across game stores, for online and brick and mortar, whether digital and physical goods are being purchased.

If I don't own the item I am buying on the PlayStation store, why the hell am I paying a premium for it? I thought it was because I will always be able to play that game without having to worry about the disc getting scratched and in both cases I would own the item.

That only prevents phone connectivity over WiFi. Turning off WiFi and using mobile data bypasses it. Using offline applications and games (or even Plex/Jellyfin etc) can bypass it too.

Family link does more than stop internet access at certain times, it allows setting usage limits by device and by app.

That's great for the US, but these companies are fucking the whole planet. What will the US do when other countries hold them responsible?

Replace, not extend.