Same, and same. I must be an emotional masochist or something.

Give wine a try. If it’s just a facade running adb, there’s a non-zero chance it’ll just work!

virt-manager handles USB passthrough really well! I’ve never tried multimonitor though. Hopefully unnecessary, but if you notice the guest running particularly slowly under the QEMU backend, you’ll probably want to make sure KVM is working properly.

May I ask why you’re debugging Android in Windows instead of natively?

Wait, don’t sofiles already embed version information? And can’t symbols be versioned within a library? I’m only vaguely familiar with that stuff though.

y p gang rise up

To be clear I don’t agree with this statement, but the steelman counterargument would be something like: if the president of the United States were to destroy evidence of a crime, shouldn’t that also be a crime?

How about a smart necklace then? Or a smart-er watch? Dashcam? The shape doesn’t really matter.

When the cybertruck was first announced, I actually appreciated how different it looked, but its performance and association to Musk has entirely ruined any hope of me ever liking a low-poly vehicle ever again.

It’s equal to the calories contained in that many cheeseburgers or expended while eating? Or in making that many cheeseburgers? And are we talking like Big Macs or Whoppers?

I was curious, and redid the math using cars (a unit I can understand). Works out to about 370 cars. That’s equivalent to like… 0.0006 cars per user.

Sources:

https://www.epa.gov/greenvehicles/greenhouse-gas-emissions-typical-passenger-vehicle

10.1109/CICTN64563.2025.10932395

https://ycharts.com/indicators/ethereum_daily_active_addresses

Ugh. Yes, cryptocurrencies are full of scams, and yes, memecoins as dumb as hell, but that doesn’t make the entire space worth banning. They don’t ban BitTorrent implementations because 99.9%^[1] of the traffic is copyright infringement.

Ethereum, for example and chosen only because I’m most familiar with it, doesn’t burn electricity any more, is about empowering users, and has real use cases.

There are plenty of serious developers building useful technology in the space. Cryptocurrencies are censorship-resistant, and bad actors will inevitably use them, but that’s true of any open technology.

Ban projects that are themselves scams or fraudulent, but it’s unreasonable to reject an entire class of technology because those projects exist.

Well, here’s hoping that at least trans men get the hormones they need to perform optimally on the battlefield…

You 100% definitely do not need a suit to be a furry, but if you’re gonna get one, have a little pride…

https://briarproject.org/

Seems vaguely similar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography

I never see enough Invader Zim references. Thank you 🫡

Apparently bifacial panels are a thing, TIL!

less is an unsung hero.

Thank you, fartsparkles, I didn’t know any of that.

The lawsuit is the bombshell I guess?

Also it wasn’t obvious to me that RAM manufacturers were artificially inflating prices. It’s plausible to me that the stupid AI bubble is actually consuming that much of the supply.

I didn’t think they’d be that dumb and leave a loophole for net-negative policies, but holy shit:

“Net zero policy” means any policy, program, or initiative designed to achieve a balance between total amount of greenhouse gas emitted into the atmosphere with an equal amount removed from the atmosphere.

It literally is net-zero. Removing more CO2 than you emit is absolutely allowed.