I haven’t thought about this for a while, I contributed to it years ago

I haven’t had that issue, and the battery life has been really good for me doing general things. Compiling hits it hard.

I have a HP dragonfly g2, 11th gen Intel i5, 16gb of ram, 2.1 lbs, 13” and everything including tent mode works on fedora. I got it on eBay for $275.

I wanted a thin and light laptop for travel, I was looking between an X1 Carbon 9th gen, or a HP dragonfly gen 2, I ended up scoring a HP with a i5-1145g7, 16gb lpddr4 for $275 on eBay.

I’m so bad at remembering all these different Intel code names

Now that helldivers works, I care less, even as a big battlefield player

I would avoid centos stream like the plague. It seems a half supported thing that most of the industry has left.

When debugging systems, I really like “w” it gives you a ton real quick

I have played a bunch on the train into work for the last 10 years… I am at level 10035… I also have a excel table of level date and number of gold bars I have at that point when I hit big checkpoints

And when the code starts open source if they do a move like that (see Elasticsearch vs Opensearch, or Terraform vs OpenTF) then the community can fork it!

On one hand, rude; on the other, I never use the port for anything other than CarPlay.

WiFi AC is interesting, mostly because AX has a lot of improvements for congestion

I always heard the R stood for Rich

The article mentions how the CPU has so much cache, and that AMD doesn’t; that is omitting AMD new line with a GB of L3