There’s quite a number of ARM laptops, even ignoring Apple.
There’s quite a number of ARM laptops, even ignoring Apple.
We’re being extra pedantic now? Good, I like it.
So is POWER. Or basically anything not x86 lol.
Give Oracles always free tier a try. I shuffle over a TB through them every month with no issues.
I have all of mine in their respective directories and have a master script that I run to bring them all up or take them down. Easier to exclude services from start up if I end up not needing them or something.
Exactly my thought. Makes this place seem toxic as fuck.
I don’t think OP was talking about working in with their passions. My job isn’t my passion, but I enjoy it and I rarely have a bad day just because it’s “work” like I used to have at my last job. OFC some days can be harder than others, but that’s anything.
I just found what I believe is the same TV OP bought and it doesn’t list the stand width. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/tcl-43-class-s4-s-class-4k-uhd-hdr-led-smart-tv-with-google-tv/6538141.p?skuId=6538141
A number of other budget TV brands I checked don’t have it listed, either - including a Fire TV from Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/amazon-fire-tv-50-inch-4-series-4k-smart-tv/dp/B0B3GTSQ9Q/ref=sr_1_
Maybe the higher end TVs publish the feet width on the box, but the one I got a few years ago sure didn’t. It was actually really frustrating to find that info for any of the TVs I was looking at at the time.
Even looking at a modern budget TV from Amazon, it doesn’t say anything about the width of the legs on the product page. https://www.amazon.com/amazon-fire-tv-50-inch-4-series-4k-smart-tv/dp/B0B3GTSQ9Q/
I found what I believe to be a very similar (if not the same) TV that OP has, and it also doesn’t have the specs listed on the Bestbuy website. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/tcl-43-class-s4-s-class-4k-uhd-hdr-led-smart-tv-with-google-tv/6538141.p?skuId=6538141
Run in docker and set auto-update on? Idk seems simple…
Windows has had this for literally decades, too. You have to use a 3rd party software, but it exists and is easy to use.
Two points of contact on the back of the phone… sounds a lot like the asshole who used two thumbs to bend his iPhone.
I’m gonna listen to people who scientifically test devices, not some dickhead who is widely known to hate Apple.
It really is. I want to use a laptop and dock with a good GPU to keep costs/power, etc down but damn its hard on Linux to do so.
Thunderbolt support in Linux is shit. I tried similar (but with an AMD card) and it was problem after problem when it came to the Thunderbolt stuff.
It’s not self hosted, but I spent some time curating the news feed on Bing. It works well enough that I felt comfortable switching from Google Feed, and I don’t have to worry about self-hosting random news feeds.