Readit NewsIt's barely mentioned and I don't even remember what post I saw this in on the Obsidian forum.
I'll probably get a few just to play around with it. I have so many hats and shields at this point it would be a waste not to update the MCU.
Let the caves block the radiation and just focus on the thermal insulation and the air pressure integrity.
This means it would be possible to build large volume spaces, like sporting arenas.
And that’s the segue I need to share a deck promoting “Moonball.”
“A Modest Thesis on Moonball:
Billions of people will want to watch professional athletes playing sports on the moon. A successful event or sports franchise could fund economically sustainable human habitation by 2035.”
I would love any feedback on this totally modest proposal: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16QpeWjf1Hbxp_15D5Vtx...
At this point in my life, I would just like to be a friendly NPC that helps open doors for other people.
* because those words appear in the abstract
My iPad and laptop both have an M1; the laptop has more RAM but they are effectively equally capable on paper. And yet, due to a series of entirely artificial restrictions, my iPad is useless for entire categories of applications. That power sits unavailable for me to ever utilise.
I’m sure the iPad Pro can live up to its name if you’re an artist or designer or maybe even something that involves 3D modelling, but outside of that absolutely not.
It’s a terrible shame because I think there really is value in a computer that fills the space between a phone and a “real” computer. Especially given its modularity (though the obscenely high pricing of Apple’s keyboard cases is another problem).
At this point the thing most holding the iPad back is Apple itself. Anything to do with software development is impossible or involves remotely interfacing with a second computer. The things it does support are tedious and frustrating, like file management (Files.app is hopeless) and multitasking (Stage Manager is a convoluted mess).
What the hell was even the point in splitting iPadOS out if it’s just gonna have the exact same limitations as iOS. I got a good deal on a used iPad Pro but when it comes time to upgrade this thing I’ll just go back to the middle of the road model for a nice, but ultimately unnecessary consumption device.