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cromka
8mo ago
> We’re excited to announce that Google will launch Chrome for ARM64 Linux devices in Q2 2026 > Users with other Linux distributions can also install the ARM64 version of Chrome by visiting chrome.com/download. You had one jo
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cromka
8mo ago
Brave exists on arm64, too!
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cromka
8mo ago
Interesting! Is there a good, ergonomic mouse that completes with Logitech's MX? I did hear they wear off quickly, which is why I never bought one, but I also never bothered to check for alternatives since everyone said MX is best by f
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cromka
8mo ago
Let me also introduce you to the new kid on the block, the resistant starch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6IcMW5Khh4
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cromka
8mo ago
Bingo. People will go lengths to find a reason to complain about things they would otherwise never be actually bothered by in their lives.
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cromka
8mo ago
Definitely not 5h, not anymore. I just got off the train after working on my laptop for 3.5h, connected over wifi to the internet, browsing, searching files, etc., and ended with my battery down to 65%. I have no complaints, this is as good
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cromka
8mo ago
School zoning and funding schools from local taxes is one of those things that always perplexed me when I lived in NYC. Ghettos full of "self-fulfilling prophecy" kids continue to exist to this date and people don't see to ca
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cromka
8mo ago
Do I? What in my comment suggests that?
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cromka
8mo ago
idk, Gnome is full of javascript and is snappy! Don't think it's the language itself, the bloat must come from elsewhere
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cromka
8mo ago
> The losses on battery life are far too high to accept, Why do people keep saying this? I have been on M1 Air on Asahi for the last 4 weeks, getting 8-10 hours daily. I see my wattage consumption on screen at all times, it varies betwee
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cromka
8mo ago
I never said I am dissatisfied! To the contrary, it's way better than my Thinkpad even with Linux. I just miss the fingerprint scanner..
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8mo ago
I used to use track points before moving on to Mac. After I tried moving back to Thinkpad I couldn't stomach the track point anymore , it's just too imprecise and I think it's because we use way higher resolutions nowadays w
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cromka
8mo ago
I thought about it , but cloud is getting way more expensive since they don't own the infrastructure, while they themselves have long term components contracts that actually help to increase their margin on their hardware. So they'
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cromka
8mo ago
All they would need is to provide complete DTBs and some drivers, no need to write a new OS from scratch.
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cromka
8mo ago
Wonder what made them choose this motherboard model in particular?
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cromka
8mo ago
Just imagine what Apple would do to the market if they also offered a full Linux support, but not Windows... They'd probably own some 70% of Linux market outright and also double its overall size overnight.
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cromka
8mo ago
> It takes a hour of research to know if the trackpad is not-awful This, so much this! I run Asahi on M1 Air but wanted to upgrade to something with fuller Linux support. After trying Thinkpad T14s, trackpad quality has rosen to my atten
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cromka
8mo ago
This was a mental shortcut, to exemplify EU vs US attitude in this case. I am from and live in one of EU countries, I am very well aware of that.
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cromka
8mo ago
Gotcha.
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cromka
8mo ago
No, it doesn't! It's 2 to 10 times more! But that's irrelevant; what we're talking about here is a hypothetical scenario where this gets challenged in Supreme Court and, as a result, police in US cannot assume fault in
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cromka
8mo ago
OK, but then you're testifying under oath and lying, because it was you who did it, after all?
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cromka
8mo ago
> You don't need to explain anything to the government, that's why we have the 5th amendment. As someone else said, this only works against self-incrimination? If you say it wasn't you then you need to testify or get prose
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8mo ago
OK, so now write a law that makes a distinction here. What do you end up with? EU law.
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8mo ago
> As usual, Europe doesn't care about internal consistency when it comes to rights. Sure. And you advocate that in exchange in US you get havoc on the roads because anyone can say "it wasn't me speeding 50 miles over the l
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cromka
8mo ago
Did I say otherwise?
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cromka
8mo ago
Not the same. They know the car was yours so, by extension, you should be aware of its whereabouts at any given moment. If it wasn't you driving, you know who. An illegal activity was committed using your tool and you know who did it.
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cromka
8mo ago
Same experience here. I have a feeling ECC in gaming would soon become a thing if it wasn't for the pricing crisis.
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cromka
8mo ago
This comment summa it up well!
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Ambient Light Sensor working on M2 MacBook in Asahi
(github.com)
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cromka
8mo ago
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cromka
8mo ago
You realize I specifically talk about UX here? Surely you do understand what that means?
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