BlackLaZoR

There's literally not as single common thing these images share. Afaik noone has monopoly on orange filter

I imagine would be awful. Would two kernels have to run on the same machine?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but afaik, applications talk through APIs. It shouldn't matter if app runs x86 and kernel is ARM

Not necessarily. Steam Deck SoC is CPU+GPU out of which latter is probably the bigger part. Also, on the chip there are all the memory, USB, Pcie, audio and other controllers.

Adding 4 arm cores definetly wouldn't double the chip size

I don't know - you'd need at least 4 arm cores, and 4 x86. Current deck uses just 4 x86, so squeezing in more would require waiting for some fabrication improvement to keep power draw and cost sane

Its gonna be ARM based

Doubtful. Emulation of x86 code is just too slow. I'd rather expect hybrid SoC, with both ARM cores and x86. System and dedicated games can run natively on ARM, while legacy software may utilize x86

In the context of the morbid obesity:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WTdqryVOZg

Harsh, but 100% accurate. Obesity hellishly shortens your life.

Because wind and solar don't have the on-demand capacity. Even with batteries, you can't count on them to deliver power reliably