since laptops are so thin these days, they could just put a subwoofer on the bottom
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since laptops are so thin these days, they could just put a subwoofer on the bottom
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since laptops are so thin these days, they could just put a subwoofer on the bottom
you could have a laptop that makes the windows shake, but laptop manufacturers are all lost in a sea of complacency and stagnation
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you could have a laptop that makes the windows shake, but laptop manufacturers are all lost in a sea of complacency and stagnation
@aeva trying to find a stock photo of man carrying laptop like a boombox, I am afraid this is too avant grade
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you could have a laptop that makes the windows shake, but laptop manufacturers are all lost in a sea of complacency and stagnation
@aeva combine subwoofer and compiz for the ultimate dilemma: will sound AND graphics function on linux?
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@aeva combine subwoofer and compiz for the ultimate dilemma: will sound AND graphics function on linux?
@mattl yes! though compize might already have this feature
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@mattl yes! though compize might already have this feature
@aeva I think I had that working briefly back in the day even on my Intel graphics chip.
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@aeva I think I had that working briefly back in the day even on my Intel graphics chip.
@mattl same. I remember being able to do the "computer give me fire" thing from transmetropolitan back in college on my thinkpad r60
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@mattl same. I remember being able to do the "computer give me fire" thing from transmetropolitan back in college on my thinkpad r60
@aeva yeah mine was the X60. That machine kept going until I let someone borrow it and they lost it immediately.
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you could have a laptop that makes the windows shake, but laptop manufacturers are all lost in a sea of complacency and stagnation
@aeva I think the latest trend in laptops is making them hotter than the core of the sun if you play a youtube video
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since laptops are so thin these days, they could just put a subwoofer on the bottom
aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place this honestly sounds like something right up frameworkcomputer@fosstodon.org's alley.
