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On one hand, many things that you think are “AI” are actually humans in another country pretending to be an AI chatbot

Since your target audience appears to be developers and software engineers, have there been any reported cases of human “AI” coding chat bots?

While the repo has a GPL license 🤔

I don’t have a filament recommendation for you but perhaps you can use https://filamentcolors.xyz/colormatch/ to find a potential candidate.

Maybe try the jetpack window manager, https://developer.android.com/codelabs/android-window-manager-dual-screen-foldables

It says it’s for foldables and dual screen devices. Also check if Ayaneo has any sort of sdk

I also see there is Presentation for displaying content on a second screen, https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Presentation

America, fuck yeah!

I mean, fuck America!

I did. A friend pitched in for a netflix account, back when they’d mail you a DVD or two at a time, and I’d keep a rotation coming in where is rip a disc and drop it back in the mail to await the next in the queue.

Then gamefly came around and I sure the same for PS2 games. 😎

Amen, ✊🏻

Dogs and cats can live in that same home, so yeah you could still step on a turd.

The people I know are engineers and devops people that all use Linux so maybe it depends on what department and team they are with.

I can tell you from personal experience this is not true, they use linux.

I’d guess it’s because the code was hosted in a jurisdiction where the DMCA does apply, unfortunately.

frnch also passes, as does freshjfcgreiheheckygncewdhynch

If a phone is lost or stolen, at least that security of unlocking to tap-to-oay will prevent purchases from being made. A plastic card, not so much.

Sounds like you need Morgan & Morgan

So what are the talking points or take aways from the video?

Depends what part of it you are considering. The mobile apps are “free” but not OSS.

So, it’s kinda mixed. The firmware is open source, while the mobile apps are freemium based.

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This probably only applies to the V3. The V4 uses the ESP32-S3’s USB peripheral instead of a CP2102.

KDE connect can connect to another android device that is also running it and on the same network.