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by backscratches 5mo ago
This is why open source has been great and will only get better
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by backscratches 5mo ago
No my definition is most Linux compatible, custom firmware and support. They make the only modern qubes certified machine which is a hardware compatibility nightmare. Look is afterthought
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by backscratches 5mo ago
> And I will find even smaller US cities with even better metrics. You won't. There is no city in the US you can get around better than even a 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th tier European city. Its silly to even argue.
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by backscratches 5mo ago
The hardware is designed in house and is the only trackpad that approaches macbook levels
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by backscratches 5mo ago
You'll have to use your brain unfortunately to figure it out
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by backscratches 5mo ago
Lmao what do you mean the specs are all there
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by backscratches 5mo ago
Starlabs is older than framework and their machines are *at least" as repairable. I have been using a really good one for 4 years or so. And their firmware is open source.
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by backscratches 5mo ago
Lol these are the most refined Linux flagship hardware manufacturers in the world. No clone.
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by backscratches 5mo ago
There are no guarantees your laptop will ever get a single update (let alone 5 years) unless they state as much. Most do not state any guarantee or less than 5 years.
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by backscratches 5mo ago
Starlabs is at least as repairable as framework, older, and coreboot.
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by backscratches 5mo ago
Modern devices generally do not have s3 anymore
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by backscratches 5mo ago
Older than framewank, and more replaceable parts.
73.
by backscratches 5mo ago
Isn't that exclusively what that indicates?
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by backscratches 6mo ago
We have to pick some metrics, but I bet per capita buses and train cars are dwarfed by even cities well below the tiers you listed compared to NYC.
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by backscratches 6mo ago
It's a university in a French speaking region for one.
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by backscratches 6mo ago
Name a single metropolitan area in the US with infrastructure on par with any single European one.
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by backscratches 6mo ago
Makes me think of Intellij
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by backscratches 6mo ago
I love the name (from zellige): (architecture) A form of terracotta tilework covered with enamel in the form of chips set into plaster, characteristic of Moroccan architecture.
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by backscratches 6mo ago
In every parallel universe where a different person invents bitcoin, every single one is familiar with becks ideas from a decade earlier.
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by backscratches 6mo ago
I have opposite opinion, that using an alternative layout on a standard keyboard is a greater improvement that a split keyboard. Coming from someone who uses colemak on a split column staggered aka as ergo as it gets. When I have to use my
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by backscratches 6mo ago
Colemak objectively better than workman for same finger bigrams. Also installed by default on more computers.
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by backscratches 6mo ago
What's marathon?
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by backscratches 6mo ago
I am sure you would!
84.
by backscratches 6mo ago
Lol terminal is better for everything except maybe the one case you mentioned: first time use feature discovery, and that's debatable
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by backscratches 6mo ago
In the past three weeks a couple of projects I follow have implemented AI tools with their own github accounts which have been doing exactly this. And they appear to be doing good work! Dozens of open issues iterated, tested and closed. At
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Heartily agreed. It is so good to see much needed shaming get doled out once in a while.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Colemak is objectively decent even if you never knew qwerty. Even if you move C V X Z you can only make a layout a tiny bit better than colemak. I don't know why you are on this crusade, its silly. https://mk.bcgsc.ca/c
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Colemak is objectively decent !
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by backscratches 7mo ago
Edit your llm generated comment or at least make it output in a less annoying llm tone. It wastes our time.
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by backscratches 7mo ago
focus on Security over performance

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