Sweet. Hopefully those batteries will also be manufactured and sold for long enough for me to get at least one first party replacement, before having to deal with third party vendors.

You know what… Give me an option for a bigger battery, and ensure that replacement batteries are going to be available for a while, and I’ll definitely look into it.

Any chance this one will be easily defaced like the doge.gov site was?

Imma hop on resonite and get wasted with friends.

“We’d love to comply, but the funding cuts from your administration have regrettably forced us to shut down the security systems needed to perform such identification. Turns out weatherproof cameras and 100 TB+ storage arrays for footage aren’t cheap.”

Only for more genetically stable diseases that don’t mutate into new strains every single year.

Oh, I already have Linux on my laptop. It’s my desktop that still has some blockers preventing a full Linux transition.
Primarily the Pimax headset. Once I get a suitable replacement, I’ll actually be able to start testing and transferring stuff.

Or better yet, windows 10 LTSC. Which will be supported for another 2 years. 4 if you subsequently switch the product key to the IOT LTSC version.

If I ever go to DC, I’m buying a tomato to hurl at either of those bozos.

Sure, there’s a non-zero chance of being shot at, and a bigger chance of being flat-out arrested, but the news coverage will be legendary.

Keep in mind, the ALQ-131 is several generations behind. The F-16 also supports the ALQ-184, and even that is planned to be superseded by the ALQ-257.

And it still pwns Russian munitions with ease.

I think he’s still salty over the ElonJet account that still posts the publicly available ADS-B flight plans for his plane on Bluesky and Mastodon.

A good first step.
In the interest of continuity, and to also try driving traffic away from twitter, I would recommend multi-posting…
But have the twitter one cut off and end with a link to the replacement site. Using their final tweet as an example:

“Dear subscribers – moving forward…” [Full text available on Mastodon]

Likely this, and the occasional case of responding to news articles involving them.

While there has been some onboarding QOL stuff for mastodon, Bluesky still has them beat on that.

The “People” segment in the explore menu is a nice start, but it’s still dependent on the users picking a server that somewhat matches their interests.

You can also get the iso direct from Massgrave’s site, along with the KMS activator. Your choice, but I do expect the people behind the Internet Archive to have checked for malware in some capacity. They do have a legitimate research and archivist reputation to uphold.

Found a copy on archive.org.
After that, you just need a KMS activator. Massgrave’s is typically the recommended one.

I’m probably not the best to ask. Most of my VR use these days is in Resonite. Great for building stuff and hanging out, but a lot of people focus hard on the building side.

That being said, one of my first games was Windlands. Nowadays it reeks of early VR weirdness, but grappling and swinging around gave me super stable VR legs. Might still be worth trying if your controllers support it.

Repeat after me: DOGE is not an official government agency. The senate has not voted on approving its creation.
Until such time, DOGE is nothing more than a domestic hacking group fraudulently impersonating federal authorities.

And for those of us who heavily use VR applications, pirated 10 LTSC. Once that runs out though, I’m definitely gonna be switching to Linux.

First thing I’m doing when I buy a new car is ripping out the internet antennas.

My specs for a car are simple. You drive me to and from either work, or the grocery store. Nothing else.
Equipment that can’t perform to spec gets replaced. Equipment that won’t perform to spec gets abused until it will, or it can’t.