Those things aren’t mutually exclusive. Yes, they are dumping massive resources into SMIC. Yes, they also want to maintain imperialism over Taiwan, and TSMC is a part of that. Some of it is fear-mongering sure, but China is consistently confrontational in the South China Sea and beyond. There’s a reason they enforce an abrasive naval presence there and continue to press against the Philippines.
https://www.ft.com/content/b4ee2e18-3256-4371-8369-9a3118959fca
And then China popping their head out claiming Taiwan is part of China because they want to seize TSMC
*smacks lips* what a shame
Ironically not too far from Aldous Huxley’s theory about human perception:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_at_Large
Essentially reality is or contains all the properties of hallucination but our brain filters it, and psychedelic drugs in some way dilute or remove that filter.
So the human brain is sort of by default filtering the “hallucination” version of thought until we open that up, and ANNs begin with that at baseline, and then require rigor added to them to reduce the “hallucination”
Oh no! Whichever way I go, 🎵 country roads, take me home 🎵
Or the one about a post-Trump presidency, The Handmaiden’s Tale
Ah thanks for the clarification, that’s pretty neat, I’ll update my comment
One doesn’t exclude the other. And if you really hate QR codes that much I’m sure there will be a flag or you can recompile the kernel without this, it’s Linux after all
Lol just what I found first with a quick google, but it is funny
My guess is it means this sort of recent windows feature of showing a QR code on how to search for the issue you’re experiencing
Having a QR code with a link to the error code or at least a way to search it is an excellent UX thing, especially for those who are less accustomed to dealing with Linux kernel panics
See the comments in response to mine on how this might look
What a rotten way to die
Basically to make lemmy content more easily accessible on mastadon
Could always run it in a vm if you just wanted to poke around
During my normal usage in Linux, which includes web browsing with Firefox, video playback with Haruna Media Player (with
hwdecset toauto), writing in Obsidian, and lightweight coding in Visual Studio Code and Android Studio, the tablet lasts for 6 hours.
There’s no such thing as lightweight android studio lol. The battery would likely last much longer just playing a movie at low brightness, which is usually what hardware companies do to measure and advertise battery life.
“Uh, it just happened to fall on it. In any case, here’s gravity”