>everyone has moved on to using shadcn's system for components

shadcn only works in react, tailwind works everywhere

looking at their partner list, which is 5000$ a month, and theres 16 partners, thats minimun 80k$ a month. just an insight.

It would appear that they pay their employees fairly well, as seen in this old job posting [1] (not all levels will make this much of course but it gives you a general idea, almost 300k a year is a lot even for a staff engineer).

$275,000 is almost $23,000 a month. Take that times N amount of employees, and other business overhead, and suddenly $80k a month is literally peanuts.

[1] https://tailwindcss.com/blog/hiring-a-design-engineer-and-st...

Do you think they’d survive?

i have no idea, even less in usa, but with 80k a month income you could def pay for a dev team and infra in some countries.

i use it for my jellyfin and it just works, been months like this

seems like malwarebytes uses mullvad for its vpn service.

Yes and they’re very transparent about it.

https://mullvad.net/en/help/partnerships-and-resellers

id say is a fairly niche use case, people tend to disconnect outside when going on vacation not watch netflix from the hotel.

I like to travel, in particular road trips and disconnecting is often part of that. Even then, I'm not much of a nightlife person so will often still watch TV for a couple hours at night before bed.

camera control is non existant, you just go and game chooses what you see. let me control the camera please

why the sudden angular rise last month?

i was expecting the answers too haha nice collection tho, thanks

thanks.. Intentionally withheld answers :)

they still cannot reach power figures they had in the last, 3? generations. 13 and 14 series, which made these figures by literally burning themselves to the point of degradation.

intel has no competition to amd in the gaming segment right now. they control both the low energy efficiency market and the high performance one.

Do they? I thought Lunar Lake was an incredibly good efficiency generation.

While Lunar Lake has excellent energy efficiency and AMD does not really have any CPU designed for low power levels, Lunar Lake had also a very ugly hardware bug (sporadic failure of MWAIT to detect the waking event).

This bug has disqualified Lunar Lake for me, and I really do not understand how such a major bug has not been discovered before the product launch (the bug has been discovered when in many computers running Linux the keyboard or the mouse did not function properly, because their events were not always reported to the operating system; there are simple workarounds for the bug, but not using MONITOR/MWAIT eliminates one of the few advantages that Intel/AMD CPUs have over Arm-based CPUs, so I do not consider this as an acceptable solution).

It is

the mentioned suvs are 5.7m and 5.6m long, respectively

wow, and I thought F350s were big