Better how? I define good light by its CRI. The expensive Hue (which isn’t even the topic of this thread) lists >80, the essentials version doesn’t even list it. Nanoleaf lists >90. Also, Hue lights don’t offer a Matter over WIFI version, only Thread.
You could argue kernel mailing lists are more of a shit show.
No CRI information, which means it’s probably garbage. Nanoleaf is still better and cheaper, plus you can choose between Matter/WIFI or Matter/Thread versions.
A lot of mice list the switches they’re using, so you can just google it and see what its sound profile is like. Anything with a sensor from the past 6 years will perform the same, so just pick whatever you like the most based on shape and color.
I wonder what’s going to happen once NVIDIA reminds them that their best product literally depends on SK Hynix.
PCIe will be obsolete before they figure out how to provide a stable PCIe 8.0 interface. I’d be surprised if they even manage to make a 7.0 compliant motherboard by 2040. Trying to maintain backwards compatibility for 20+ years is just stupid.
You’re better off committing tax fraud and admitting to it in court than ignoring a cease and desist from Nintendo. People never learn. They probably don’t even care about the $2 Million, they just do it for the love of the game and to make an example out of you.