Interesting, why wasn’t this commercialized in a wider way?

I thought that the landing/take-off phase was the difficult one to automate?

Would these systems work in airport like Bhutan’s Paro Airport ?

This seems like a pretty big achievement, although I am not up to date in developments in this area.

Ugh…

I wish they would make some more 5800X3D CPU (or even a 5800X3D XT upgrade), I am not updating from my AM4 system for at 3 least 2 more years and the CPU is by far the biggest bottleneck (I do a lot of encoding as a hobby and I play games that are almost exclusively limited by the CPU).

I will be very surprised if they re-release the 5800X3D.

I find generic phrases such as “tolerance is at the base of civil life” to be unconvincing, especially when parroted in such an aggressively self-aggrandizing manner. You might as well say something along the line of “An apple a day keeps the doctor way”.

You either don’t have much life experience (and lack intellectual curiosity) or you’re just grandstanding online.

It’s great, a lot better than Lemmy.

The main weakness IMO is that Voyager doesn’t support most of the cool features of Piefed (core interaction works great though). I have yet to try Interstellar. The mobile WebUI is pretty good, albeit in need of some polish and optimisations.

This is some of the most pretentious, ostentatious posturing I’ve read on this topic.

You really think people can’t see through this?

You don’t see the irony in doing the “sophomoric debate club” thing while calling those that disagree with you “Kids”.

“Dangerous trends”, “base of intolerance” or the pompous drivel about “grow my ideas and enforce and dispute them” are almost comical in their tone.

The world doesn’t work that way. This is a motherfucking internet forum.

Or is this a satire of American style polemics and I got played? 🤣

If it’s satire, then good job!

Fixed. I don’t usually like editing headlines, but it felt like bait in its original form (even though the article itself is solid).

There is Piefed, it’s compatible with Lemmy instances and has a whole load of useful feature for both users and moderators.

Much quicker and responsive development (I’ve been able to get two small feature/improvement requests implemented within weeks of my initial issue post).

One of the Lemmy developers is also an admin on the notorious Lemmygrad instance.

At one point I was running a laptop with x4 USB connections (KB, Mouse, laptop cooler and an HDD), x1 HDMI and x1 ethernet and I though that was rather quaint.

Yeah, I would just not risk doing a downgrade at this point. Where I live prices are elevated in general (import duties, less common and/or expensive SKUs tend to pieced even bigger) and things are only going to get worse.

With RAM specifically it can even be difficult to find certain high performance variants (this was back when DDR4 was being mass produced) at all.

We’ll see how well it performs with non-Samsung modems. I have my doubts, but I would only be happy for more competition for Qualcomm and Mediatek.

I meant dealing with the hassle of downgrading and then upgrading the RAM. Might be easier to stick with what you have and not risk it with current shortages.

For sure, I am taking in a general manner.

It’s not going to be well supported unless the Nvidia and AMD are required to make their pre-2020 driver code public domain. Which is not going to happen.

Edit: now he’s considering if he just wants to sell it and go without gaming for a while.

IMO, not worth it unless the RAM is not in use.

It was, I believe the 5700X3D is also not in production.

An interesting chart, but difficult to interpret in more depth. The article suggests this refers to price changes not “market growth”, but then what is the unit per price value?

According to TechInsights, memory pricing was already on the rise in 2024, growing 88 percent from a rather steep valley the year prior. Based on previous DRAM booms, one might expect it to grow at a slower pace in 2025, before contracting in 2026 or 2027.

From my perspective, a high end (at the time of purchase) desktop should still be usable in 10 years.

In 2023 I was working on an old laptop from 2014 with 760M and an i7-4702MQ, it was not the best (although I added an SSD and upgraded to 16GB RAM), but it did OK and could play older games just fine.

I really wish they did another 5800X3D run (or even a 5800X3D XT). I missed the opportunity to buy it and the grey market prices are stupid.

I have a pretty solid AM4 rig; 3080 GPU (which is enough for my needs), x2 32 GB 16 CL 3600 memory. Tons of storage for HDD, PCIe 4 and PCIe 3 for different use cases, a solid cooling system.

I was planning to upgrade to AM5 next year, but I don’t think it’s happening. To be honest, the only way I am limited is the CPU.

One thing that is undeniably true is that the Taiwanese cannot trust the Americans. A two generation gap is very reasonable on the part of Taiwan.