Any commercial products using ESP?

Alright, Silicon Valley references are not popular on HN it seems.

For people looking for a new phone it could be either Jolla [0] or Fairphone 6 [1]. Both come with their own OS.

[0] https://jolla-devices.com/sailfish_devices/

[1] https://shop.fairphone.com/de/the-fairphone-gen-6-e-operatin...

Does anyone know of a browser plugin that would filter out all posts that I haven't subscribed to? In theory it should be possible by grabbing my list of friends (and, optionally, of the pages I liked). In practice, I expect Meta implemented an aggressive scheme to prevent that and further confuse FB users.

Some may even be oblivious to the fact that the article is from 2004 ;)

Deepfakes weren't even a fever dream yet.

unrelated, does bluetooth work well with the MX Master 3s?

I've originally started developing Mikoto as a Discord extension, but pivoted when I realized that it was against their TOS + there's only much you can do if you only have a partial control over the stack.

We're open source, at https://github.com/mikotoIO/mikoto. We also will have a very comprehensive extension API, powered through iframes + wasm "containers". We also focus our features on superusers, and will eventually seek monetization through selling integration and enterprise hosting.

> Yes, a Windows installation means a gaming portable is compatible with almost every PC game ever made, including many that still don't run on SteamOS for one reason or another. But SteamOS's robust Proton compatibility layer means an ever-expanding list of thousands of games are certified as at least "Playable"

That's the pitch? Some games that run fine on Windows 'might' work acceptably on SteamOS?

SteamOS doesn't do anything besides play games distributed on Steam. There's absolutely no benefit for a Windows OEM to drop it for an OS that has < 1% market share.

Not everybody has the luxury of purchasing different computing devices for different use cases. An ASUS ROG will play games (Steam + everything else), but it's also a real computer you can write programs on or school papers with.

We need to reverse the tide of electronic products getting dumbed down every year in the name of "user experience".