Sorry that I am too lazy to watch the video, but what does the doc do? Just charging or video out as well?

Considering that I already wrote “Followup to I Made A Junk System Into The Ultimate 3DS Console – complete with USB-C charging and capture card” into the description of the post, it obviously supports video out for that specific modded 3DS.

I recently though about the fact that ever since Trump is being paid off by sharia law countries, all fear mongering regarding sharia law stopped. I’m sure he’s be told to get in line, should anyone make the connection of sharia support to Trump.

And former eastern block =/= communism.

I obviously used the mainstream meaning of that word.

Fact is, Trump opposes free market capitalism because he’s a terrible business man.

That’s funny because Trump isn’t a capitalist. In an open market, his businesses fail. He needs government interferencey China style.

Also while Linux is not the same as UNIX, interacting with them is much more similar than, say, interacting with Windows.

If you use only GUI, the underlying system philosophy is practically irrelevant.

If you use CLI, you can literally use the same distribution within WSL as you use on a Linux computer. I like using openSUSE’s zypper in WSL more than I like brew on macOS.

If the guy whose brain was half eaten by a worm said it’s Tylenol, he must be right.

It’s different SKUs on Switch 1 and 2 and the Switch2 version costs 10 Euro more.

And what would have been the problem with a burger festival? I don’t get it.

I think this is a bit more involved than extended file format support.

Also not entirely sure what I would use it for since I’ve mostly seen it with rips of Blu-ray movies and shows, never smaller files. I thought its main advantage was holding multiple video, audio, and data streams.

WebM shows that Matroska is excellent for streaming. It’s the same container, WebM just mandates a set of codecs (just as MP4 as an offshoot of MOV can theoretically hold non-MPEG codecs but nobody supports this in the real world). With formal Matroska support, something like combining a HEVC video track with an Opus audio would be possible.

WebM is just Mastroska with most features disabled that are not relevant to streaming and a mandated set of codecs, so basic Mastroska support would have been possible years ago, simply by accepting the Matroska MIME types.

Yeah, that’s not happening. 0% chance

Just because it’s illegal? His appointed judges already rules that he can do anything while in office. That includes cancelling elections. His supporters like him to become a dictator.

Too many floridamen anyway

I meant this Nintendo video, not USB one.

This Nintendo video is about the USB issue. So you troll without even watching what it’s all about…

[In addition to my other reply:]

So the video is essentially saying that Nintendo requiring docks be their proprietary basic one and not supporting third-party docks with more features could be a sign of companies like Apple, Samsung, and others making their USB/Thunderbolt ports proprietary?

Doubt it.

Yeah. Apple, Google, etc. are gatekeppers according to the EU, Nintendo currently isn’t. So they can do it without pushback, others can’t.

the Switch OS may have started as an Android fork (I’m not sure how true this was at release — prior to the Switch launch it was reported that they were forking Android)

What? That has never been true. The Switch OS is a continuation of the 3DS OS which is why Yuzu is a fork of Citra. Switch uses a few Android libraries here and there and also some FreeBSD code in the kernel.

Seems you confuse Nintendo with Huawei and their HarmonyOS which used to be an Android fork.

I just got the Switch 1 OLED 11 months ago

So you’re telling yourself that the Switch 2 is a minor update because it makes you feel better…

This video didn’t bring anything new to the table

Unless somebody (you?) posted another video showing the output of such an USB analyzer here, it does bring something new to the table. It’s definitively 1000% more insightful than your “LTT, ewww” comment.

Switch 2 is a massive upgrade over the original. There are business practices to criticize (key cards, no OLED screen, paid cloud saves, this dock) but to claim that it’s just a minor upgrade is to say it bluntly quite ignorant. Other recent handhelds could take a hint regarding power consumption and weight.

Probably in solidarity with Denmark against Trump aggression.

A new power brick is needed anyway. That’s why FW now has a much more powerful one as well.

The 395 obviously would throttle if heat or power become a problem.

If GPD can put the 395 in a handheld, Framework can put it in a 16" chassis.

What are you talking about? Of course there is newer hardware than a Radeon RX 7700. The 7900 specifically.

The CPU also has no Ryzen 395 option either which Framework source for their unmodular desktop PC.