>>7a61c3cb

>I used to not want direct soldered either but they don't make babysize pcs with interchangeable parts from what ive seen.

maybe because it's impossible lol.

i get your point though.

>>452a1315

I could imagine (and admittedly fantasize about) putting little babyRAM chips into their slots with plastic tweezers lol. I think the main thing is probably just since uSFF is a niche industry so it's not viable economically to produce those mini rams,mini cpus, etc just for a few hundred? thousand? people who might buy them per year.

But maybe if they did exist, more people would be interested..

>>a1cee411

we can dream I guess lol

>>8dd0feec

kys troon

>>8dd0feec

lys cis

>>8dd0feec

big if true

There might be sites where you can do it maybe if you search 'AI image style transfer'

>>430d1000

I tried some websites but the effect wasn't as good.

maybe it's a skill issue

>>cfff7791

Very nice. Yeah that would be really cool. One early aspect of this could be a direct messenger type application where someone posts with their static clientId (instead of the random one used for posting), and then another user can send them a direct encrypted message.

Also it would be cool if you could start a torrent easily from within the gladden client for very large files.

I should figure out how to set up a module/plugin system allowing for easy installation.

>>b36bd3ca

>One early aspect of this could be a direct messenger type application where someone posts with their static clientId (instead of the random one used for posting), and then another user can send them a direct encrypted message.

Well there's a lot of such projects already it seems

/g/ is for guro