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  • Sweet. Once handbrake and other programs like kdenlive support export in it, I’ll start encoding new stuff in it, at least for testing it out. It’ll be slow but that’s fine. A couple years for hardware decoders in desktop/laptop graphics cards. More for mobile. A couple more for hardware encoders. Then there’s the AI hardware shortage that’ll make adoption even slower. VVC is already practically dead. It’ll be slow for adoption but AV2 is going to be running almost unopposed with how little has happened with VVC in 6 years




  • The Internets got to be worse thing to happen to the European and American civilian psyche. It’s like constant surprise that genocide and slavery spanned over 600 years of colonialism and imperialism may have a great deal more to do with our wealthy lifestyles rather than the last 50 years of relatively not so over the top slavery. Muh scandanavian democratic socialism built off centuries of violent oppression of labor and theft around the world. Modern day Israel does the dirty work while Europeans try to act like they haven’t been benefactors all this time and now the same with countries like Rwanda and their neighbors



  • Stupendous@lemmy.worldtoLinux@lemmy.ml•Alternatives to Big Tech for Laptops
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    5 months ago

    If I wasnt worried about price to performance then I would get that Spacemit k3 riscv laptop. It’ll have an NVME. Should be fine for non heavy tasks. If you are a software developer, it’d probably be good for most tasks. I remember back when all the old Linux elite software developers complained about desktop environments using too much memory on their 512MB memory laptops that are perfectly good software people love to use



  • I’m long behind on Android development. I stopped not long after Google promoted Kotlin as the primary language for Android development. I really liked Kotlin though. Still these days, I’d probably go with react native or flutter. I always hear about people using those and see job postings for those in regards to android. I’d be interested in using Kotlin Multiplatform and hoping that builds up momentum and becomes super successful




  • Yes it’s expensive. High end snapdragon chips are like $300 for that one component and then now the memory will be of comparable price. Storage is expensive now too. Maybe even more expensive for what will come out this year. Foldables are expensive. Maybe they won’t be someday. Motorola has mid range flip android phones. It’ll be cool to see an Android vendor copy Huawei’s foldable. That looks good. The Razr flip phones are good and their support policy is ok. Used practically new within half a year $500-$600 when they were $1300 when they first came out