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Marvelman1788 t1_j8ibud2 wrote
Reply to comment by davepete in Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
I fucking hate apple and finally caved and bought an iPad. My 5yr old Chromebook crapped out and every other device on the market is absolute junk.
Orangeb0lt t1_j8ibtfl wrote
Reply to comment by Majestic-Praline-696 in Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
Not true, they are mainly used is school settings now. And my company uses them for temps who's work requires only online available applications like word, or excel.
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CivilFisher t1_j8ib0ty wrote
Reply to comment by moonbunnychan in Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
Tablet to a laptop is what a laptop is to a PC.
Sacrifice performance and capabilities for portability. Just depends on where your needs/wants fall in that balance.
tom-8-to t1_j8iayko wrote
Reply to Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
Nope 3d printers requires a lot of power, still requires a lot of construction by hand doors windows plumbing electric, insulation, sewers etc and each location has its own soil conditions that need to be analyzed for each new development.
Also 3D printer is not cheap, it requires one of a kind machines, transport assembly and calibration by specialized technicians and to have concrete preparation scheduled to the minute so it can flow to the machine.
You just simply can’t have one type of housing plan, because people still care for aesthetics, and don’t want cookie cutter homes. And honestly, there is no guarantee that just because you can build cheaper that’s gonna sell cheaper to the public, that’s the most naive misconception about 3d housing.
You can build a Tesla and use anywhere in the world, but you can’t just buy a 3d house and just drop it in every single market. It’s a tremendous labor consuming effort.
Everythingisatoaster t1_j8iam3s wrote
Reply to Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
IDC tracker is accurate because no one cares
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Reply to comment by TheNuclearMind in Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
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BipedalWurm t1_j8i9yz8 wrote
Reply to Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
well people can do more outside now, pretty easy to predict after having lockdowns.
SubterrelProspector t1_j8i9e68 wrote
Reply to Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
THAT'S NOT THE ISSUE!!!
Picolete t1_j8i88zo wrote
Reply to Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
Remove zoning laws and problem solved
IveKnownItAll t1_j8i6zc4 wrote
Reply to comment by thisisdumb08 in Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
You mean, they will again
thisisdumb08 t1_j8i6xfy wrote
Reply to comment by IveKnownItAll in Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
but they will anyway.
thisisdumb08 t1_j8i6vcr wrote
Reply to comment by MarcoVinicius in Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
yes all media for public consumption is not useful for understanding the state of the world, it is only useful for swaying hearts and minds to agendas, often in opposition to the state of the world so that the hearts and minds can be taken advantage of.
thisisdumb08 t1_j8i6bre wrote
Reply to Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
3d printing addresses the structure of the house . . .which is only a small portion of the cost of a house.
[deleted] t1_j8i5ye8 wrote
Reply to comment by MrMobster in Open-Source, RISC-V Laptop Will Be Easy to Make and Upgrade by Avieshek
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TheMasterGenius t1_j8i510p wrote
marvelous_much t1_j8i4mcs wrote
Reply to Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
When the pandemic kicked it schools ordered millions of chromebooks for distance learning.
RatzMand0 t1_j8i43j0 wrote
Reply to comment by heyItsDubbleA in Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
No one wants to build affordable housing that can be sold and used instead the profitability and bragging rights of making luxury housing that sits empty except when it is rented by air bnb is the future..... and it is killing this country.
dozerdaze t1_j8i3u15 wrote
Reply to Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
It’s an affordable housing crisis not a housing crisis. Most cities and the outskirts along with tourist towns have plenty of empty homes. People just can’t afford them.
YakumoYamato t1_j8i38k9 wrote
Reply to Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
"How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, tech boi!" -Pretty much everyone, everytime article like this appear
[deleted] t1_j8i2ejg wrote
Reply to comment by gropethegoat in Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
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ImperiumInfernalis t1_j8i0ofl wrote
Reply to comment by sdwvit in Open-Source, RISC-V Laptop Will Be Easy to Make and Upgrade by Avieshek
The concept rendering is just absolutely ugly and I cannot imagine anyone wanting that.
IveKnownItAll t1_j8hxyk6 wrote
Reply to Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
No, because construction costs isn't the issue. It's investment companies buying the houses before anyone else can and raising the prices beyond what's affordable. There's a major crash coming and the government can NOT bail these people out.
roundearthervaxxer t1_j8hxwbm wrote
Reply to comment by ideabath in Can 3-D Printing Help Solve the Housing Crisis? - Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. by speckz
If it significantly lowers the cost of manufacture, which it has the potential to do dramatically, it puts more people in homes. It doesn’t solve anything, but it has potential to ease the pressure and improve accessibility to ownership.
Orangeb0lt t1_j8ic4ts wrote
Reply to comment by TheNuclearMind in Worldwide Shipments of Tablets and Chromebooks Declined Sharply in 2022, According to IDC Tracker by Majestic-Praline-696
If you didn't know that going in, it's on you, it'svery clearly advertised as basically a chrome browser with hardware but around it. Also if you just need it for email, making word docs, excel, youtube. A chromebook works great and can be cheaper than a high end tablet like an iPad.