Road warrior even supports it.

But i keep going back to regular ssh or shpool with roadwarrior.

Or does your laptop have no other igpu?

My last Nvidia laptop was a Hybrid optimus laptop. I almost always ran it on the built in Intel igpu because of the really bad issues with the Nvidia cards. Video tearing, bad power management etc... I remember even switching the GPU wasn't easy... And performance wasn't as good either ..

But their happy path hasn't included proper wayland support for a long time.

Nvidia on laptops? Insert the famous Linus Torvalds meme here

When I was younger, to solve a problem, we had to memorize a large amount of information. Or know someone who does. Or visit libraries and pray they have a book on what you need.

Then came the internet. All of that memorizing was replaced by web searches. You just focus on solving the problem, figuring out what you don't know and searching for that.

Now, it feels like we're automating the searching, connecting the dots and most of the problem solving. We focus on the high level problem description, verification of the results.

I wonder what they'd be adding to this curriculum.

Now, it feels like we're even offloading

It took me a weekend to build a little esp8266 gadget that automatically turns off my parents' water heater after a fixed time. They saw a dip in our power bill thanks to that. I did not want the complexity of a full blown home assistant setup there. And the Philips Wiz socket did not support setting timers/simple automations.I wanted to test out micropython too for this instead of the usual C++/Arduino/etc..

I started on a saturday and went from 0 to 90 that single day. The product I had after that day was mostly complete but it was crashing at odd times. I spent another day to get to the root cause of the issue - caused by the LLM mixing up async and sync functions. One prompt to the LLM and the problem is gone. The product has been running flawlessly since then - for months.

Every weekend I spent with Antigravity - I was able to push out something totally usable. Water Heater monitor, configurations for the custom Tuya devices I installed in my home, a chrome extension I wanted to use at work.

I am honestly impressed at the pace at which this whole thing improved too. Just 2 years ago - it was a totally useless tool that couldn't even match the speed or accuracy of my text editor snippets.

But with dji neo 2 / avata you get a fairly beginner friendly set up. Once you're used to it, you can upgrade to a good racing drone by building one yourself.

https://lukasmartinelli.ch/web/2014/11/17/php-dos-attack-rev...

In fact it's a lot more straight forward to not have to deal with Network Manager config files or systemd unit files or read only rootfs headaches of Linux world.

These days, with ESP32, Pi Pico W etc... things have changed a lot.

But before they got popular, Why deal with MCU + wiring some weird peripheral for wifi / ethernet when you get a Pi Zero W / Clone with built in wifi for the same price?

* xiaomi with their miui skin/custom ROM - "bringing iOS like polish to Android" back then

* oneplus with their initial devices with cyanogenmod - clean aosp interface without any bloat and lots of features.

In fact, when my brother was buying phones for my mom (neither of them were really that technically inclined), he bought a Motorola mostly because "it doesn't have all those ads like redmi at the same price"

On flat roads, I usually ride on 3rd or 4th gear (out of 7), now i ride in 2nd or 3rd.

But where i ride, the road isn't even and has a lot of steep slopes. There I'm on 1st gear all the time anyway and the assistance i get totally saves my knees, and ensures I'm not all sweaty when i reach my destination. Even compared to the light weight regular bicycles i rode before, this is better.

Something like a lot of text ? Probably easier to redraw everything in immediate mode.

Something like a lot of images just moving, scaling, around? Easier to retain that state in GPU and just update a few values here and there...

That depends on the kind of animations - typically for user interfaces, it's just moving, scaling, playing with opacity etc.. that's just updating the matrices once.

So you describe the scene graph once (this rectangle here, upload that texture there, this border there) using DOM, QML etc..., and then just update the item properties on it.

As far as the end user/application developer is concerned , this is retained mode. As far as the GPU is considered it can be redrawing the whole UI every frame..

If you just have a lot of text and a few rectangles and no animation, immediate mode would work well...

But if you have a lot of images, animation etc ... You'd anyway have to track all the textures uploaded to the GPU to not reupload them. Might as well retain as much of the state as possible? (Eg. QtQuick)

"Our systems aren't foolproof because anyone can just boot Linux from USB. Hence we should enforce secure boot with proprietary keys and disable functionality for non attested PCs"

This is not far fetched. All Android vendors went down this path and now you can't even enable developer mode if you want your bank app to work to approve your bank loan.

Aahhh. Finally the mystery of how my old pebble died is solved. Hopefully . One fine morning, the display came off. It was supposed to be waterproof and there was no puffed up battery either.

It's just that the first people who would feel the heat because of all this is consumer electronics manufacturers.