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I'm guessing the reasoning is something like this...

As a CEO I'd want your concerns brought to me so they could be addressed. But if they were addressed, that is one less paper that could be published by Ms. Toner. As a member of the openai board, seeing the problem solved is more important to openai than her publishing career.

Re:Framework: 2TB SSDs for Steam Deck on Saturday February 11, 2023 @08:05AM (#34752000)
A Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1" is 33mm wider than my A7 Lite. I think it could handle a tablet that was 40mm wider, so I think it would work.

It is also 100g heavier, but you seem to be used to that. And on the A7 at least, the gamepad blocks the headphone jack so you need to use bluetooth.

Re:Framework: 2TB SSDs for Steam Deck on Friday February 10, 2023 @08:50AM (#34739565)
I wanted the SteamDeck, but I was concerned about the fan noise when gaming next to my SO in bed at night.

I have a Gamesir X2 Pro on a Samsung A7 Lite 8.7" that cost me about $150 to put together.

The X2 Pro doesn't normally expand out that far, but you can take a pocket knife and just cut off the two clips preventing that expansion. Super easy to do. The only down side is the USB-C passthrough charging doesn't work.

I also use moonlight, but the best part is installing PSPlay and connecting to my PS4 Pro. That gives me the suspend/resume/sleep capabilities that make the SteamDeck so popular for quick sessions and Ghost of Tsushima on this setup looks unbelievable for a 6 year old console.