In Zagreb, I realized my 2021 MacBook Pro M1 is starting to show its age.
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@stefano How will you run BSD on an M1 Mac? Will you do it in a vm?
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@stefano funnily enough, any person I talk to, who has been using Mac and tried Linux (KDE or GNOME specifically) say that they feel much faster and snappier than MacOS
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@stefano funnily enough, any person I talk to, who has been using Mac and tried Linux (KDE or GNOME specifically) say that they feel much faster and snappier than MacOS
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@stefano I think (and this is supported by many people I talked to), that the MacOS and iOS animations are what makes them feel slow. I mean sure, the animations are expressive, fluent, great looking... But they are insanely slow. Even comparing the newest iPhone 17 to my Pixel 8, the gesture of swiping up to go to main screen is super fast, near-instant on Pixel, and on iPhone it's a slow fade with icons flying in from all directions. This makes the device feel sluggish
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@stefano I think (and this is supported by many people I talked to), that the MacOS and iOS animations are what makes them feel slow. I mean sure, the animations are expressive, fluent, great looking... But they are insanely slow. Even comparing the newest iPhone 17 to my Pixel 8, the gesture of swiping up to go to main screen is super fast, near-instant on Pixel, and on iPhone it's a slow fade with icons flying in from all directions. This makes the device feel sluggish
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The major downside of OpenBSD on Apple Silicon is that there is no graphical acceleration (even 360p video playback is troublesome). It does make one hefty SSH machine with a sick battery life - but for daily desktop use it might be a mismatch with your scenario.
I recently learned that Framework is now funding alt-right and facist open source software.
So that leaves us with? System76?
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The major downside of OpenBSD on Apple Silicon is that there is no graphical acceleration (even 360p video playback is troublesome). It does make one hefty SSH machine with a sick battery life - but for daily desktop use it might be a mismatch with your scenario.
I recently learned that Framework is now funding alt-right and facist open source software.
So that leaves us with? System76?
I haven't had the chance to try them yet but my likely next laptop will be from @starlabssystems
They are not open hardware (I think) but do sell a large number of replacement parts which makes me hopeful🤞
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I haven't had the chance to try them yet but my likely next laptop will be from @starlabssystems
They are not open hardware (I think) but do sell a large number of replacement parts which makes me hopeful🤞
@tyrthecat @h3artbl33d @starlabssystems @NebulaTide @stefano
I have their 12" tablet, and I'm very happy both with the tablet and their support.
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@tyrthecat @h3artbl33d @starlabssystems @NebulaTide @stefano
I have their 12" tablet, and I'm very happy both with the tablet and their support.
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@tyrthecat @h3artbl33d @starlabssystems @NebulaTide @stefano
I have their 12" tablet, and I'm very happy both with the tablet and their support.
@seindal @tyrthecat @h3artbl33d @NebulaTide @stefano
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If you order something for delivery to Italy, could I sneak some accessories into the order, which gets too expensive if I order them alone?
It's the tempered glass, and the protective case.
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If you order something for delivery to Italy, could I sneak some accessories into the order, which gets too expensive if I order them alone?
It's the tempered glass, and the protective case.
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The major downside of OpenBSD on Apple Silicon is that there is no graphical acceleration (even 360p video playback is troublesome). It does make one hefty SSH machine with a sick battery life - but for daily desktop use it might be a mismatch with your scenario.
I recently learned that Framework is now funding alt-right and facist open source software.
So that leaves us with? System76?
@h3artbl33d and refurbished Lenovo 🤔
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@h3artbl33d and refurbished Lenovo 🤔
Optionally: get them through Minifree, preinstalled with Libreboot and funds the further development.
Also, there is:
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@catsalad more or less
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@catsalad It's a dolphin sandwich.
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@kenobit credo di esprimere il pensiero di tutti gli ascoltatori dicendo che c'è un incredibile calore nell'ascoltare questi temi con questa voce. Che è proprio il motivo per cui va letto questo libro, uscire dagli aridi numeri degli algoritmi proprietari e riprendeci cura della nostra identità digitale, per usare le tue parole. Molto belle anche le inflessioni della voce quando qualcosa ti fa ridere o ti fa riflettere. La voce dà tridimensionalità al contenuto. Grazie grazie grazie.
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All'interno dello strumento dell'ICE per monitorare i telefoni in interi quartieri
404 Media ha ottenuto materiale che spiega il funzionamento di Tangles e Webloc, due sistemi di sorveglianza recentemente acquistati dall'ICE. Webloc può tracciare i telefoni senza mandato e seguire i proprietari fino a casa o al loro datore di lavoro.
https://www.404media.co/inside-ices-tool-to-monitor-phones-in-entire-neighborhoods/
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@catsalad yeah. Although I don’t permanently hold a camera in front of my face.
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@sudo_EatPant@critter.cafe @catsalad@infosec.exchange Can confirm, they are chair
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@http_error_418 @catsalad Are you sure you are not a giant sentient rainbow heart?
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L'irragionevole efficacia della trasformata di Fourier
La tecnologia fondamentale alla base di quasi tutte le moderne telecomunicazioni radio: l'Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing, o OFDM. Le interfacce radio modulate tradizionalmente soffrono di un'ampia varietà di problemi. Alcune interfacce radio diventano molto confuse se la portante non è centrata dove dovrebbe essere; alcune interfacce radio forniscono un elevato tasso di errore sui canali rumorosi; alcune interfacce radio soffrono del "digital cliff" nella ricevibilità; alcune interfacce radio utilizzano un'ampia larghezza di banda e sono molto sensibili al fading di canale non uniforme; alcune interfacce radio non tollerano il multipath (segnali che rimbalzano durante il percorso verso un ricevitore); alcune interfacce radio a banda larga vengono completamente silenziate anche da un singolo tono di interferenza; e l'elenco potrebbe continuare. Per ciascuno di questi problemi, è stata condotta un'enorme quantità di ricerca sulle mitigazioni per le modulazioni in stile AM e FM, e ciascuna di queste mitigazioni è diventata computazionalmente impegnativa e difficile da scalare a velocità di trasmissione dati più elevate. Con l'avvento delle modulazioni derivate da OFDM, tuttavia, quasi tutti questi problemi vengono risolti in modo molto efficiente in un colpo solo! Sembra magia, ma in realtà è molto comprensibile, almeno se non si cerca di leggerlo su un arido libro di testo.
