sanest lemmy user
twei
joined 2 years ago
half a year ago you could put a 1 in front of that for the 4 GB model, as they basically had no supply and prices skyrocketed
A laptop I had back in the day
Great! Can you buy a replacement motherboard to upgrade it to current-gen Intel or AMD? Laptops with that many ports are a rarity now. If you want to dispute my claim you can send me the model number of a sort-of recent laptop with
- 2-4x thunderbolt usb-c
- full size HDMI
- full size display port
- a micro-sd card slot
- a full size SD card slot (not yet released)
- 2.5 GbE
- at least 1 audio jack, 2 would be nice if your friend also wants to listen or whatever
- LTE modem (not yet released)
- a couple of usb-a 3.0 ports
- rs232 would also be nice
...you get the point.
ever seen a laptop with micro-sd, full-size display port, full-size hdmi and a usb-c, that is also repairable and at least committed to making their mainboards compatible with core/libreboot?
well great, cause i haven't
1776 apparently (year of the american revolution)
Late 2030’s drone to Saturns Moon Titan
here we go again
You can find out if you have pipewire or pulseaudio by using pactl info | grep "Server Name"
As you may know SAP is a German company and the name originally was an acronym for SanduhrAnzeigeProgramm, which translates to "hourglass displaying program" - a nod to when busy software would change the mouse cursor into an hour glass - since it was initially conceived as a hardware stress test software - expanding to employee stress tests was just the logical next step.
Things got weird when scammers found a new hustle charging hundreds of dollars per hour pretending it was an ERP solution or similarly outrageous ideas that non-technical people in all kinds of business fell for.
(copied from reddit before it gets deleted)
the leftist equivalent of an alt-right person i guess
believe me: once you have it, you won't go back. that extra height also gives the laptop more space for a bigger touchpad, which is also great.
Do they already have their own index? Last time I used it (when it was still beta) it was quite okay, but it was basically yandex or whatever with a different front-end and site-pinning