It can be done, but unsurprisingly it looks exactly like microservices distributed auth (also ZTP).

It's all the same problem, just instead of a JVM, it's an LLM.

That's currently how it works.

This is purely an issue and complaint for when nothing at all was playing or open, and an app hasn't currently registered a handler.

If you land on a fresh desktop from reboot and press play, what should happen?

Go ahead and try. It's not like "any other app".

waow! i am using facebook on an sgi! waow!

funko pops.

> I am not going to feel foolish enjoying excellent keyboards and screens instead of whatever I cobble together for a Raspberry Pi.

you can plug a nice input device and display into that. you uh... you knew that right?

> I guess it also depends on what you mean by retro

i literally said powerpc, so i guess, start there. x86 laptops are very common, insanely common in fact.

> Despite the venom, I do not need you to agree with me.

lol

to be fair, m68kl is from that period of time. so it's the rare "acceptable" option to me

but yes, i wholeheartedly agree

Quality of life improvements? Expanded (experimental) hardware support?

I posted more than one article.

A $3000 trip is within reach of more Americans than you expected. I don't know why you're unhappy to find that out.

Granted, I was thinking of my home airport, SFO. The tickets from there are <$800 a person round trip

I think this is more you than me. The middle class in America is still strong. Is it weakening and eroding? That is also true.

> Shelling out three grand for a two-week vacation is simply unattainable for the vast majority of the population.

Would you quote me where I said it was the majority, let alone vast?

Well, actually, depending on the data and who you ask, 40-60% of Americans spend $3000 a year on travel. Is 60% the majority? I'm not good at math.

https://www.ngpf.org/blog/question-of-the-day/question-of-th...

https://www.nerdwallet.com/travel/studies/summer-travel-repo...

So really, you may be the one who's disconnected from reality. Not to say that things aren't getting better, I think they're getting worse. Just that you've got a bit of a doomer mindset.

Also, Japan is a cheap travel destination right now. Two people can do a 14 day trip easily for $3000 total. That's not nothing but it's also in the realm of many middle class people regardless of where they live.

Unfortunately, they do. "Normie America" loves that shit. It's why they've been pushing it so hard: it's one of the few areas they're getting serious traction in day to day life.

And my point is, don't immediately assume it to be a mistake. :)

Sometimes, a company like this is very few people who made something that they wanted and were happy to find others wanted it as well.

So you call it a mistake, but it may very well have been intentional.