Never used this software, but I would recommend looking it up on flathub and there should be links to the project homepage (if you need instructions for how to use it) and to its issue tracker (if you think you have found a bug).

Btw. I'm guessing your post is getting downvoted because it's impossible to know what is wrong based on the information have have provided. "It doesn't work" and "it doesn't produce any answers" tells us absolutely nothing about the actual error. Almost anything could be causing those kind of symptoms.

Every few years the brand name appears to be sold to some new company

I think they're saying that it happens when you run one app as root, then you can't copy-paste to other apps. It's not a problem when running graphical apps as your normal user account.

I think $1400 is a reasonable guess for the 1TB version, but I think the 256GB Frame could end up between $1000 and $1200.

Price is comparable to a used RTX3090 with 24GB vram, which is probably more attractive to someone who is also interested in Linux/Windows gaming (and already owns a pc I mean). I would also guess that the RTX would be faster than the MacBook. IMO unified ram is more interesting when you can get a lot of it

2010 is ancient technology, according to wikipedia Nvidia released the 600 series in 2012.. Even if there was some inference engine supporting it then lack of computational speed and memory bandwidth would probably make it not worth the effort.

I bought a used 3090 two years ago, and back then they were usually listed for €800-1000 in my country. I thought I was lucky to find one for €700 after searching for a few months, and I don't think they've ever been cheaper than this here. There are definitely fewer of them available now, but you can still buy one for €950 (and possibly even lower if you're patient). So prices have gone up, but IMO not by ridiculous amounts like RAM.

I'm not saying I think it's going to be intentionally killed or taken down, my prediction is that everything is going to turn to garbage when bots are vastly outnumbering human users. And I think that unfortunately the only form of "captcha" that will be able to keep bots out at scale is some form of centrally issued human ID coupled with an unbroken cryptographic chain starting on hardware level. But I am of course talking only about larger public services, small invite-only private instances would definitely still be an option.

• Full Bore is IMO one of the most underrated games on Steam (10+ years old and only 78 reviews) if you like puzzle platformers.
• Baba is You if you like puzzles without platforming.
• Dropsy surrealistic point-and-click.
• SteamWorld Dig 2 metroidvania, and currently on sale.
• Ittle Dew Zelda-style adventure game... with puzzles.
• VVVVVV retro puzzle game, with platforms but no jumping.

I thought I had more varied taste in games but kind of realizing that there's a pattern now that I'm writing down the ones I've enjoyed the most.

When shopping for a cheap 3d printer forget about brand loyalty, most of the common ones have released both a some decent and some garbage printers. That doesn't mean they're all the same though, some brands are worse than the rest. Since I started 3d printing I've been told to avoid Flashforge because they (allegedly) make printers that are designed to fail, and that they have altered common open designs to force you to buy their extremely overpriced spare parts instead of cheaper/better third party components.

Unfortunately I've been out of the 3d-printer-recommending loop for a few years but when I was more active Sovol had an above average track record. However, there is nothing saying that they won't do the same thing as Creality, and drop any semblance of quality while bribing youtubers for good reviews once they are popular enough.