G1 and G2 got hot. G3 less so, and G4 seems to be doing pretty good, though it does get warm at times, especially when loaded.

The G4's thermal profile kinda reminds me of my old Nexus 4's Snapdragon S4 Pro. I loaded that bitch down and watched it soar over 100C many, many times 😅. I undervolted it so it ran a bit cooler. It was truly the perfect device at the time.

Ultimately it comes down to your personal experience. There are going to be people who shit on everything that isn't a top-tier Snapdragon. Don't listen to them. I wouldn't even worry about benchmarks for mobile CPUs - at this point, those are only for people who want to shove it in everyone else's faces.

I believe it, I would love an open source alternative. But like I said, any company/group/foundation/etc willing to pull this off would need a massive budge to get it to Wacom/Apple level of refinement. And by massive, I'm talking millions at the least in order to pay devs, do marketing (because people need to buy it to be viable), and probably a lot of other things I haven't considered.

One can dream...

I don't disagree with your premise though. It's just incredibly difficult to get to Apple/Wacom levels of stylus precision and software refinement without a massive budget.

I mean, just look at GIMP: hugely capable software, but horrendous UX/UI...

Yeah man, you're delving into unreasonable territory here. What you are looking for doesn't exist outside of Apple.

Next day? Wow! Hey everyone, come look at this person with a functioning long-term memory!

It's just the Minecraft "getting hit" sound for me 😂

First 6 months of marriage (first one, late 2010), we found an open wifi connection in our apartment complex and used that to our hearts content. This was when some people still didn't understand why securing your wifi was necessary.

I finally exported all of my passwords from Firefox, Google, and iCloud, and dumped it all into my KeePass database (synced between all of devices via Syncthing - works very well). I've been slowly going through it, sorting entries not already in KeePass into their respective folders within the database (I've used KeePass since high school, I have a system 😅), deleting duplicates, and changing insecure passwords/adding 2FA as I come across them.

After everything was imported to KeePass and backed up, I deleted all passwords from both accounts and turned off their password saving options. Also changed the "password autofill" option on my Pixel to Keepass2Android, so it's now the only password handler on any device I own.

Also filled the downloaded CSVs with random numbers and saved them, a few times, then permanently deleted them. No version history either.

Yeah I just straight up pirate movies now, I don't even try to hide it from people anynore. It's clear to me at this point that all these companies care about is getting richer by the minute off the backs of the common man, and their excuses for doing so are getting more and more pathetic.

HEY, @moe90@feddit.nl

FIX YOUR FUCKING TITLE lazy ass

UEFI has been the norm for well over a decade at this point. If you're trying to run a brand new GPU in a 15+ year-old system, you've already made many mistakes.

American here. Please keep doing this.