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cromka
5mo ago
Well if you're looking at XPS13 then a comparable machine is a MacBook Air M1 or M2, not a Neo. You can get an M1 refurb for 600 USD, AFAIK Costco sells them at that price in the US. Or buy used for even less. It will still match or su
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cromka
5mo ago
Kids these days, amirite?
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cromka
5mo ago
> Combined with systemd-oomd That's my whole point: on Linux a process gets killed to prevent a system lock up if you're about to run out of memory or swap. That never happens on macOS, as long as you have some SSD left, perio
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cromka
5mo ago
Still can't help the fact memory management on macOS is vastly better with its use of pages compression and unlimited swap.
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cromka
5mo ago
WHAT
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5mo ago
>You have a buggy program. As in memory leak? No. > Zswap has been available for quite a while. Zsawp is not Zram, which is a distant relative of the macOS on-the-fly compression I was talking about. Zram is buggy and still advised ag
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cromka
5mo ago
I never run out of memory on macoOS on my M1 Air 16GB. Now that I use Asahi on it, I had plenty of OoM crashes. macOS is really good at memory management, including the compression and offloading to the fast SSD.
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cromka
5mo ago
This. People really underestimate or straight up ignore resale value of Apple products. Just because you can upgrade a Framework laptop it doesn't make it a better value over the long term.
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cromka
5mo ago
Unironically, living on a boat and working on my own thing is my dream right now.
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5mo ago
> all of human ingredients Depending on who you ask, this may also sound misleading
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cromka
5mo ago
> sell some EV This might be a problem, then.
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cromka
5mo ago
There's red one as well.
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cromka
5mo ago
But the point made was about build quality soecifi8
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cromka
5mo ago
Cars like this is why restomods are getting big
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cromka
5mo ago
Possibly, but try this yourself to see how irritating Google can be: https://www.google.com/search?q=marine+nav+compass+card vs https://duckduckgo.com/?q=marine+nav+compass+card
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5mo ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=marine+nav+compass+card vs https://duckduckgo.com/?q=marine+nav+compass+card It's all products and ads now with Google with anything vague enough that warrants up-sellin
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cromka
5mo ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=marine+nav+compass+card vs https://duckduckgo.com/?q=marine+nav+compass+card
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cromka
5mo ago
It did for me, I can no longer find any GitHub project. Duck duck returns them on first try. Absolutely ridiculous, couldn't believe my eyes when I finally realized that. I get a ton of ads and product placements on first couple pages.
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cromka
5mo ago
What you described only works if the manufacturers agree to price fix. Otherwise, in a free market, they'll race to increase their earnings by meeting the demand.
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Europe Braces for Record-Breaking Late May Heatwave
(severe-weather.eu)
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cromka
5mo ago
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cromka
5mo ago
This is about green-cards for joining US military. What are you on about?
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cromka
5mo ago
Family-based. I am quite certain everyone here talks about visas for professionals, not your mom or dad.
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cromka
5mo ago
Family-based. I am quite certain everyone here talks about visas for professionals, not your mom or dad.
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cromka
5mo ago
Inhaling? We're talking about a compound here, not tobacco.
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cromka
5mo ago
See if Qidi meets your requirements
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cromka
5mo ago
Yup, fair.
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cromka
5mo ago
I thought this was a standard procedure? Especially for someone who is used to GMail. In fact, I was surprised when I found out that Proton doesn't do that, and also doesn't empty the Spam folder.
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cromka
5mo ago
Well, true as well
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cromka
5mo ago
You still use the internet. Just avoiding a mobile phone is not a magic pill against surveillance.
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5mo ago
Because that's an even harder sell. You typically need a referendum to access EU, but for EEA you typically don't. This alone, in the era of social media, makes it super hard.
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