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I initially found the Pyra irc channel after seeing archives of it (updated daily, IPs included) on some website I don't remember, so that's probably a bigger concern than PyraDiscord.

My ideal Windows handheld is a x86 CPU-board Pyra running a Windows VM with iGPU passthrough (possible since qemu 2.7.0), pretty much the best of all worlds.

Attempt to ventilate the area? Leave as quickly as I can? Try to track down what's causing it and remove said cause if I own the place? I've been looking at the schematics for other small pin-compatible, cheap improvements that might still be plausible to do at this stage, and this is the only...

Pretty sure you can just run individual Android programs on GNU/Linux using containers.

Title says it all I guess, the publicity might be worth it if we have someone with a prototype near Bonn or Oberhausen. They're both upcoming free software related events.

My reply was intended to be (partly) humorous.

Telegram should work perfectly, so it's just a matter of convincing everyone you know to switch to that instead.

I'm probably going to use some decent headphones plus the Pyra's own mic.

Same here. In fact, if possible, I think a full set of tests should be run on the final pre-prod prototype, in order to: Ensure there aren't any issues that were missed and might cause a post-production disaster, and Give potential buyers an exact idea (represented in hard numbers) of the...

How so? I thought max speeds went down by less than 10MB/s as well.

I'm using qutebrowser on Linux (and Firefox on Windows). It's like the vim of browsers in terms of how it's controlled, I think it could be a good fit for the Pyra. (We could have a deb in the official Pyra repo.)

Freezes? Could you elaborate?

Do you know of any other such chip that can detect O3/NO2/CO? I'd at least like to mod one in myself, if possible.

Wasn't sure how to phrase the question at first, hope I did it right. I was hoping that we wouldn't need to change anything but the model number of the pressure+humidity sensor, since they're probably the same chip with an extra sensor spliced in, or at least very similar in design. They're...

First off, hello to everyone in the Pyra community! I found out about the Pyra just about 3 days ago, read the wiki in pretty much its entirety, lurked (and posted) on the irc a lot, and just created my forum account. I plan to use the Pyra as a phone replacement that, unlike most phones, is not...