6SixTy

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   by 6SixTy 2y ago

   It's really not weird. The more you charge for the base product and upgrades, serving the bare minimum becomes less acceptable. It also doesn't help that the 4GB base models from years past aged super quickly compared to it's
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   by 6SixTy 2y ago

   Asking for a machine with "insane battery life, amazing performance, great screen and one of the lightest chassis" and oh, it must be completely silent is a loaded set of demands. Apple in the current market is essentially the onl
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   by 6SixTy 2y ago

   Why couldn't this be segmented into separate repositories or something? There's a wide gamut of completely different styles that would probably be better served by splitting them up
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   by 6SixTy 2y ago

   Wide product range. ARM and RISC-V all called GD32 with an extra letter for the exact line.
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   by 6SixTy 3y ago

   VisionFive 2 and Star64 launched earlier this year with the same SOC and there's at least 1 board with more horsepower already, so I wouldn't exactly call it "flagship" unless you somehow really needed something else wit
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   by 6SixTy 3y ago

   Nope. Qualcomm does have smartwatch RISC-V processors in the pipeline. It's not nothing? Haven't tried the AOSP port for the LiCheePi 4a yet. Probably should give it a whirl just to see if things just work. That's easier just