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Most 230W laptops were not meant to be run without power brick. They were more portable desktops than laptops. Even sold as such.

SEC filings would be enough for materiality one would assume.

Blackwell won't be here till next year.

or pay them for the data.

from what I understand, there's a price Sean is asking for his work which no one is willing to pay at this moment.

Way-not-gonna-land as someone said some years ago. :-P I'm using Wayland for my work now for two years now, and it has been amazing. But then, I rarely do any graphics work.

I disagree with you in that, only system software should be installed by the native package manager. Everything else should be AppImages.

You say 1 and 7 are project goals but I don't agree and I'll say why:

1. If you are not keeping your project alive and it is useful, then someone else will take your project and keep it more alive. and your influence will reduce. So, assuming that you are a good BDFL, you should make effort that your project is alive so that the BDFL at top is good.

2. The ability to fund people for the project is as much a story of actual resources as it is about the culture. If you do not try funding people right from the start, you will accumulate people are also not that interested in funding people. This means your project will remain a hobbyist project. And this actually impacts 1 because then your project might not be that sustainable.

You want to hire a 120k/year person to maintain 10 GPUs?

How about simply paying the maintainers and then getting stuff done like the classical business does.

You might now want to, but the opinion is correct.

Security chip inside macbook is a separate device for authentication purposes if it needs to be unlocked and cannot be bypassed by the OS.

Good idea. I didn't know of that site.