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I feel my productivity boost comes from KDE/Plasma, a surprisingly good desktop environment (DE) that's almost too configurable. The ability to tweak almost every element of the DE, especially as it relates to shortcuts, has alrea
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The sheer number of processors. I agree and appreciate this level of detail, but do you know this for all the companies that have access to your data? I don't, so I found this enlightening.
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> ...it appears the company has transformed its email app into a surveillance tool for targeted advertising. It's not just Microsoft's email, it's all of Windows too. I tried Windows 11 for the first time not too long ago
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Wow. Eye opening. Thank you.
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Super slick site!
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Things have definitely improved over time, but some of the best improvements are also related to utilizing advanced functionality from hardware that supports it.
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If I recall correctly, the main reason for its existence was due to the recurring security issues with sudo. doas was designed to be a more simple tool with a smaller attack surface.
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> People did this for free. People do this for free.
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> My use case for OpenBSD was as a firewall, but it was eventually retired because it just couldn't keep up with my network speeds. Are you doing over 10Gbps? A lot has been done in this space.
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> 1080p matt finish display The OLED that Lenovo is currently shipping for this and related hardware is not matte, but it's close. It's anti-glare, so it doesn't have the mirror finish of Apple panels.
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Nothing from Intel or AMD will come close as it relates to battery life. While there are arm options that have great battery life, the performance doesn't come near to that of a Mac.
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> ...~10W draw... OLED... Also with an OLED, running at 20% brightness indoors, I'm able to get around a 7-8 watt power draw using the lowest AMD-pstate with a relatively modern Linux kernel.
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Awesome machine! Ask me how I know? :) As for the power profiles issue, it's related to a problem in the BIOS that's resolved in the latest release. However, Lenovo tends not do a good job of getting these BIOSs up on LVFS timely,
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Very cool. The article mentions a newer version that has two 1080p screens, one for each eye. Does this mean the older version you're using is more capable in this regard?
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This doesn't belong in a browser.
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Wow. That's quite the agenda.
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What's your opinion on Kotlin?
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I have. I recently switched from Windows to Linux (Windows 11 drove me to and I'm thankful) and Firefox was installed by default. As a result, I decided to give it a try and I'm happy I did; it's far better than the Firefox
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How much of this is related to very bright light versus IR? Compared to incandescent light, LEDs have little IR.
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I think this qualifies for the enshittification of everything.
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Yep; everyone likes a David vs Goliath story. Then again, Y Combinator invested in the seed round for Beeper, so there's that. ;)
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I'm sorry to see them pull the plug so quickly, but it was mostly expected. As a developer of a "companion" communications app, I understand Beeper's frustration all too well. I really look forward to a world of interop
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This is from 2022.
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The patch was just released two days ago.
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Which DE are you using?
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That's quite the sensationalist title for something that was recently patched.
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Resolved in OpenSSH 9.6, which was released yesterday. Unfortunately it appears both client and server must be updated for the change to automatically be effective. More at https://www.openssh.com/releasenotes.html#9.6
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Last edit December 26, 2007
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Looks like all printers will need to be Mopria certified, which is the first time I've heard of this certification: https://mopria.org/certified-products
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Neat. > While mosh provides the same core functionality as ET, it does not support native scrolling nor tmux control mode (tmux -CC).

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