I could also see the bolt referencing a 240w charger for the 16
Darorad
Yeah, if they're able to basically just have to design the chasis and controls that'd work well, idk how well they could though. The inputs are in like the worst possible position for a handheld.
You'd probably have to route them with extension cables to the top / bottom.
I'd love to see it, but I'm skeptical if there's enough of a market for them to go after it.
I guess they could redesign the chasis in such a way that you'd need a new screen, keyboard, trackpad, etc. But I wouldn't expect them to do that. They also benefit from reusing as much as possible.
With modular devices like this customer trust is extremely important, and they seem to have been pretty careful not to break it so far.
I thought it wasnt even possible on a galaxy
Its a pretty easy switch and has some nice perks like disabling the software restictions on the USB C port so you can actually hook up displays
Sony owns 14% of fromsoft and 10% of their parent company's parent company. I bet that's enough for them to push some shitty things but it still gives from some room to push back.
I just have it on a private Gitea server right now, I'll move it over to github and send you a DM with some more details
Here's the original text of the bill, you can see the original text stricken out:
https://le.utah.gov/%7E2024/bills/static/HB0285.html
This was from the bill they introduced last year to do the same thing.
Huh, I wasnt originally planning on activitypub in what I'm building cause I see little reason for my group's needs, currently just thinking a basic api so you could hook several instances together. @[email protected] would that cover your use case or would a broader activity pub implementation be better?
(Also absolutely no promises this turns into something beyond just being useful to the group I'm involved in, but I would like to make it something broadly useful if I can with the time I'm able to put into it.)
They originally tried to exempt police unions but were told that would be too blatantly illegal and the whole thing would be struck down, so they did this instead.
We have to fight to minimize the damage we cause lashing out at other countries. Sure, there's only so much we can do, but giving up would be even worse.
I guess it would be an improvement, but it wouldn't really solve the problem of knowing what you're pressing.
I guess maybe you could have some light vibration with touch and trigger it with a harder press, but it really feels like we're putting way more effort into just making worse buttons. I don't see the tradeoffs being worth it without a lot of investment from both the phone maker and app makers