I'm so glad that I scored my OneXFly F1 Pro OLED with AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU, second hand on eBay last year. I got it for just around $750 and it was almost mint. I can't see it anywhere close to that price anymore.
If you aren't attracted to the survival aspect I'd recommend to pay attention to the upcoming Nexomon 3. It is more a Pokemon like game with better calibration on its monsters.
The part that really calls my attention is the security aspect. I hope this was not overlooked but Debian testing receives delayed security patches compared to stable or even Sid.
How people feel about this distro in general? Would one consider using it in a server? Auto updates with a Debian based distro that is using newer kernel and applications sounds promising.
It is nice to think that this would be a trend but when you start from a poor conservative family there are very good chances that you didn't have education, emotional support and was surrounded by religious fanatics, consequently you will just propagate the circle.
I doubt, one of the reasons they kept this on a leash was the incredible amount of third party markets devices that flooded the market pushing malware and trackers. I don't foresee in a near future the Stream providers flexing more the rules. They will probably keep that close to the small amount of licensed companies and TV manufactures.
Unless there is a workaround that I'm not aware this would only limit to stream 720p in most browsers and 1080p in some browsers. We can't stream for example Netflix at 4k with this method that you described without a license for the device.
This is the first Framework laptop that I considered buying.
I'm probably one or two gen to get one. Once they introduce TB5/USB4v2 I'll get one.
For now, I'm happy with my Thinkbook 14+ that has a Oculink port. Running a 9070XT eGPU like a champ in my Linux installation.
I'd like to see more niche devices, like Boox Nova Air
I'm so glad that I scored my OneXFly F1 Pro OLED with AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU, second hand on eBay last year. I got it for just around $750 and it was almost mint. I can't see it anywhere close to that price anymore.
Agree
Or a /c/mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world
If you aren't attracted to the survival aspect I'd recommend to pay attention to the upcoming Nexomon 3. It is more a Pokemon like game with better calibration on its monsters.
Do you have some TV box connected to it? Like Nvidia Shield, Apple TV 4K, Chromecast Ultra, Roku, Fire TV or some Linux box?
Why not go with SID then?
The part that really calls my attention is the security aspect. I hope this was not overlooked but Debian testing receives delayed security patches compared to stable or even Sid.
How people feel about this distro in general? Would one consider using it in a server? Auto updates with a Debian based distro that is using newer kernel and applications sounds promising.
It is nice to think that this would be a trend but when you start from a poor conservative family there are very good chances that you didn't have education, emotional support and was surrounded by religious fanatics, consequently you will just propagate the circle.
That is a good point. For privacy reason I don't recommend anyone to share where they are located but yeah that is something to factor.
Ok, that is what I'm saying.
Same here, I'm surprised that some that ordered at the same day that I did are already with their devices. Have you ordered yours on May 8th as well?
Click on Linux: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/30081
You can check this in other sources as well: https://www.howtogeek.com/why-netflix-caps-chrome-at-1080p-without-telling-you/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Widevine
I doubt, one of the reasons they kept this on a leash was the incredible amount of third party markets devices that flooded the market pushing malware and trackers. I don't foresee in a near future the Stream providers flexing more the rules. They will probably keep that close to the small amount of licensed companies and TV manufactures.
Unless there is a workaround that I'm not aware this would only limit to stream 720p in most browsers and 1080p in some browsers. We can't stream for example Netflix at 4k with this method that you described without a license for the device.