kimusan

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by kimusan 9y ago
I only have personal experience with the infinitybook 13" so that is, of course, my preference. A few friends of mine have other 15" books from tuxedo and they seem to be quite happy about the hardware.
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by kimusan 9y ago
https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en makes Linux optimized laptops with nice design and good hardware. I have one of their infinity books myself and it gives me 5-7 hours of battery if I do heavy work like compiling or crypt
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by kimusan 9y ago
Around here they are pretty cheap but they are also required in all offices by law (it can be a non-electric version but a person has to be able to raise the table on his own).
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by kimusan 9y ago
cloned the source and tried to build....failed. had to add -lm -ldl and remove -Werror in the Makefile in order to get it to even build. After that I got a binary "e" but running it just exits right away without any output. Seem
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by kimusan 10y ago
I have the Jura Impressa S9 Classic and love it. Use it for espresso and coffee every day. It is still going strong after 70.000+ cups of coffee and I would expect it to work for at least 50.000 cups more before it needs service.
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by kimusan 10y ago
..because they are really bad for your feet and most of them are ugly as hell?
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by kimusan 10y ago
I have killed several Kitchen aid mixers over the last few year in normal usage. The quality has been declining since the day it got re-introduced to the marked and these days it is pretty much useless for real kitchen work. The profession
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by kimusan 12y ago
yep hate it! one of the worst user experiences found in any app. Cant imagine how Apple UX designers ever figured that this would be a good design.
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by kimusan 12y ago
that was the first thing catching my eye too. Oh well it does not make the algorithm any less brilliant because of this typo.