Yup, that’s me, President of the agAdbefdsds…what, where am I?
But that logic makes no sense, tbf, given how container was way back in BSD. I like how it is a balanced choice between an ephemeral environment and virtualization.
If we are talking about how NodeJS is the biggest pain in the ass to maintain for distros, and how they’ve forcibly tied V8 into the repository, that I’d agree gladly.
As a friendly trash-dev, I’d recommend never to open the deps folder, I’d bet that most of you folks will have a stroke.
I could totally see an open-source version of the same, that you can probably put somewhere on your chest. Maybe it could be a all-in-one device to use wired headphone without losing on the music quality by caching it beforehand, or having a really good audio codec and data-transfer tech.
Maybe it could have all of that fancy camera and vibration motor minus the stupid projector, maybe a vlogging camera, or a add-on for medical emergency - measure heart-rate, check for fall-detection, pulse count, etc or something, I don’t know. Maybe it could have the ability to use self-hosted LLMs.
And I could see it having a niche audience like the Pebble smartwatch. But what they’ve come up with is total proprietary garbage. No one in their right minds would pay 1000$ (700$ + additional costs) for this, no one will want to let an AI company harvest their personal data to their their stupidly over-priced model.
Shouldn’t this be the other way round?