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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
I have similar issues with my ultra. Have put it on a laptop, but my desk Setup with my multiple desktop computers is usb-c video based ( kind of a poor man’s kvm) , and asahi doesn’t do usb-c video yet
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Man… they absolutely do not care. An Apple engineer made the boot loader for Mac open in the first place.
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Yeah, he also doesn't seem to separate those of us that hate omarchy because its a stupid distro from those of us that hate omarchy because of the authors annoying political loudness. It's a convenient tool though, label all the d
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
I thought that’s pretty much the way all technology goes. Just seems silly to take promotion an operating system that’s essentially a lot of config files atop existing work seriously from someone that made a popular web development framewor
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Yeah that’s exactly it. Seems he’s manufacturing a lot of culture war bullshit just to bring attention to a less than interesting distro. If it wanted to be the “hyperland“ distro as so many distros are (built to bring one de/wm to use
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Everyone knows that, but that was 20 years ago. Why do people still care?
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
What exactly is special about rolling a custom arch in this instance? Like, why does this get so much attention? Do web developers really care about what DHH does that much? Like, I get it if thats the case. Say, if Chris Lattner or Andrej
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Thats pretty good, then he should have made a toolkit for building and rolling your own badass distro and not a "opinionated" "omakase" system that claims to solve all of deskop linux while personally mocking a lot of pe
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
I am a little unsure why folks keep getting convinced one new distro or another is gonna come and finally solve the Linux desktop adoption problem? The fundamental problem linux distros have is that they dont agree on a fundamental set of l
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
> It's why you switched away from Windows in the first place, remember? Really good reminder I gotta say
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
What exactly is a Linux phone and how does that actually change anything?
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
The fact that you use fediverse and framework as some catchall for future innovation tells me you are really missing my point. I am talking more about on the level of things like the migration of time spent watching television to time spent
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Enshitification doesn’t end. It collapses under its own weight as people get tired and instead stop using things or switch to some newer radically different paradigm.
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Up to the M2 series are supported pretty much fully. There are a few exceptions, but it does work quite well. I'd need a good reason to grab an intel/amd laptop just for running linux.
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
From what I understand, the based M1/M2s are closer to the battery life you'd want and still quite good for a linux laptop. USB DP is a real bummer though.
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
It's not that bad, pop ups every few months. I just buy older stock or refurbished these days. M1s and M2s are still good enough for me. Recently picked up a refurbished M1 16" because I wanted a larger screen in bed / on the
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Why not just stay on the previous 15 release? They still even push updates for it!
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Why buy all that for Linux when there’s asahi for the m1?
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by zer0zzz 1mo ago
Seems they’re actually advertising pcie expansion. Dang I’d love to switch to a Mac for my cuda kernel writing.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
I’m weighing two bad outcomes here. I think it’s a lot worse if there’s only one browser for the entire web than it is for there to be one browser for one singular platform.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
No, the two are not architected the same. I believe it’s shipped as a dylib on macOS.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
This user choice argument isn’t what makes safari monopolist. It’s that for some countries iOS has majority share these days, and safari is pushed on users through it. That’s why I was kinda trying to say it is anti-monopoly monopoly. If Ap
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
You're never going to have an app with plugin ability on iOS because that goes against the ios terms of service. It can be seen as shipping a competing appstore.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
Tried it out, used youtube music without a subscription. Hit an ad immediately, back to brave.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
It's a really huge deferent from chromium reaching 90%+ browser share. So yes, it is in fact an anti-monopoly browser. iOS isn't even at majority market share in most places in the world.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
I agree with this, but on macos they are not entirely tired. On iOS because of the way iOS gets performance (as far as I understand it to be the case) through the iOS shared cache, there really isn't a way to totally decouple safari fr
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
Let’s be real, this is more of an anti-monopoly
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
They are going to open source it eventually
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
I seriously considered this name for a triton related project. Well there’s helion (metas autotuning dsl) at least.
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by zer0zzz 2mo ago
This is not entirely accurate. Those devices will receive security updates for quite some time. By the time they stop getting them, they will easily be candidates for recycling by Apple.

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