He regularly wrote essays for "Süddeutsche Zeitung", commenting on the world's political situation. The last one I read was published in November 2025. Sharp as a knive, as always. I'll miss them.
What an accomplished life.
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Wonder if the work being done on the BC-250 helped.
I would guess so, as the BC-250 is basically a PS5 with 24 instead of 36 CUs. For the curious:
https://github.com/mothenjoyer69/bc250-documentation
I would guess that he could leverage the APU support that was merged with Mesa 25.1.
To answer a few people at once: I did mention compensation as a factor in the post, but I didn't elaborate details, so easy to miss. Comp is important of course, but so are the other factors. It feels like I can't go for a day without reading about the cost of AI datacenters in the news, and I can do something about it.
You might want to read about the rebound effect.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebound_effect_(conservation)
A camera with optical zoom would be indeed nice.
For me another feature is what disqualifies it. Fairphone 6 would have been otherwise acceptable for myself, as it has quite decent specifications, but it only has USB 2.0.
Other smartphones at around the same price not only have USB 3, but also DisplayPort 1.4 (e.g. from Motorola).
I hate when I see even on many smartphones over $1000, that they save a few cents by implementing USB 2 instead of USB 3, and a few dollars at most by not implementing DisplayPort.
The SoC used in Fairphone 6 supports both USB 3 and DisplayPort, but its designers have saved a few external components by not offering these features.
Pixel is also disqualified for me by the same reason. Unfortunately only some smartphones made in China offer complete features and without excessive locking of the phone.
I second this, although since the Pixel 8(a) they all come with USB-C 3.2 and DisplayPort support. You have to buy a cable that supports it, though.
I'm on board as soon as they include a zoom camera.
But for now it seems like I'll remain with a Pixel and GrapheneOS.
Does Jolla do product or update announcements? How to follow them? RSS feed?
Their last announcement is from November 2024:
https://jolla.com/press
I guess they'll start PR once the phone is funded.
It doesn't provide full volume output under Android, though.
Otherwise, the CS43131 DAC powers some great designs. I can't comment on their durability, though. https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/j...