jwrenn

I don’t believe that screen will survive that tight fold. I just don’t buy it. That sucker is gonna die fast and crease hard.

Or even using PlexAmp to just download them overnight from a plex server.

I think a small cover that is flush and is near the current battery connection so it is inside the tool would likely handle that pretty well.

Don’t forget about those overpriced easy to lose dongles!!!

If they do this to the lower end, schools are going to freak out. Many use wired headphones to keep down room noise and expecting them to both allow bluetooth and to buy every student bluetooth headphones is ridiculous. This is a bad idea for the low end, and likely a bad idea in general. Dongles would be a massive fail as well, but not quite as bad. It would just be one other thing for kids to lose.

Figure out a way to keep them without massively impacting the system design and stop acting like the loss in functionality for a low end system doesn’t matter. Schools need options and a headphone jack is a pretty big one.

Apparently TuSimple is running windows 98.

Or someone remoted directly to the server, and ran a database query there. I have done things like that quite often when someone needs an entire database scanned for something, and to have it pulled directly. He literally might have just printed a pdf from the database directly on the server. It’s a bit of a weak inconsistency.

Don’t get me wrong I totally believe they lied, it’s what they do, but that doesn’t prove anything except that it was printed from the computer that had the database on it.

This is just weird. Let’s not do this.

It’s cool but it’s also very much a short term thing, you don’t use it a ton like you do a game system or pc. That being said, I don’t buy any of this our costs are going up crap anymore. All of this is gouging. Not sure if it is Meta doing it, or one of their suppliers, or their damn shipping companies but it is all bs.