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my system still takes about +50gb, is that normal?

so it runs on 10gb vram?

> You can pretty much disable liquid glass.

the semaphore too? i am hating it.

better see these in the open than in an israeli lab

> 8 gigs was too much of a compromise

i come from a ultrabook with 2 gigs of ram and the neo takes 2 vscode instances, one antigravity and firefox while keeping telegram and whatsapp on the background. that device can be used as a workhorse, pagination is very good.

can even run ios/android emulators but then you have to only have that project open, which is a non-issue for me. and the battery literally keeps working all day. good screen, good keyboard, good touchpad, operative system is close to linux. if youre thinking about getting one for programming and you're scared about the 8 gigs, hope i gave someone some light about it.

hes saying he wishes they would do it

this car is about handling in the twisties, not on straigh line.

if you care about performance, you should know that its not only momentary performance what matters, but sustaining it and on repeated occasions. this car is made to be driven hard in a circuit or mountain roads. a electric car overheats its battery and its brakes due to their weight.

the thing most close to electric sport car must be the ionic 5n. the rest is just old people saying "hey look how fast i can launch this car on the highway"

ps: most car people dont care about performance, but about the thrill and the emotion of driving

i might be mistaken but you are looking at Porsche AG; the actual car company was made into a holding in 2007 and now called Porsche SE, then founded Porsche AG to make the cars.

Porsche AG is part of the Volkswagen Group that is owned by Porsche SE.

either way car manufacture is not a big profit game

why would you do that? (unless for the fun of it)

is there anything else to it than the cassette 3d thing?

i have no idea, even less in usa, but with 80k a month income you could def pay for a dev team and infra in some countries.

>everyone has moved on to using shadcn's system for components

shadcn only works in react, tailwind works everywhere