I built one for work. I was going from location to location programming chip shooters and pick and place equipment. Large database back then of the different components and shape codes.

Now everything could be done remotely or with a standard laptop and Internet connection.

Almost all the reviews for every game are good....Wait a week or two and see what the players say.

My problem is SolidWorks, SpaceClaim, etc. They do not run from my testing in Linux...Later I'll try getting them going in a VM. I just worry about the performance hit.

I researched this a few years ago, but is their a way to get SolidWorks, SpaceClaim etc working on Linux? Or do I have to run a virtual machine with windows?

My ambulance ride was not covered and it alone was over 5k.

Even though I asked for a bill both the ambulance company and the insurance company are playing a game of submit a claim then deny a claim till one or the other get tired.

Ill just give the Amazon products that are advertised 1 star reviews. Enough people start doing that maybe we can do what helldiver did.

This is just another tech dumpster fire.

I remember I made it to a certain point in the first game where I just decided to walk away. Maybe come back in a few months to see if an update fixed some of the bugs I was experiencing. Then just never did.

I'll watch the trailer, but I'll probably waist my time on the DLC for Elder Ring when it comes out.

What is it?

Since Trump did not push the shutter button...Who owns the rights? Is it public domain?

I like the form factor of the pixel fold, but will upgrade to the Fold 5. I try and skip gen 1 devices. Then follow the subs to see if the bugs get worked out...an example would be the Microsoft Duo. Gen 1 & 2, it never got the polish to the underlying os that it needed. But I was really tempted when gen 2 came out.

Which law?