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Freaken
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Comment #31262853
Depends on where you live, but here in Canada, PiShop ( https://pishop.ca ) usually has 4B kits in stock. I haven't seen single boards being available for a long time though.
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Comment #31096745
Just make it hibernate after X time (2 hours for me). There a repo of scripts on github ( https://github.com/lightrush/framework-laptop-formula ) where you might find information o…
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Comment #31096707
I can vouch for the Framework. It doesn't feel beta at all. I'm running Xubuntu 21.10 on it an it rocks. Someone created a repo with salt scripts which works all the kinks of the l…
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Comment #30441450
Actually, it probably isn't that bad if it's well balanced. I own a Meta Quest 2 and I added an external battery at the back of the headstrap because it helps balancing the headset…
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Comment #30441426
I see people have issues with the price tag, and while it is by no mean cheap, since it's actually a full blown computer AND a VR headset all in one, it is somewhat justified. The …
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Comment #30403100
Will try that for sure. Thanks!
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Comment #30402428
The stock headset definitely needs to be upgraded for this kind of application. I own a BoboVR headband with an external battery, which helps balance the weight of the headset. I h…
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Comment #30402402
I do pretty much the same thing. I own a Quest 2 and I play Pistol whip, Thrill of the fight and Moon rider (a free VR game which is played in the browser where you need to hit blo…
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Comment #30336235
https://luisartola.com/solving-the-framework-laptop-battery-...
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Comment #30166806
I'm running Xubuntu on mine and it works fine. Battery life goes down pretty quick when sleeping, and battery life is definitely lower than Windows, but I can still get 4-5 hours o…
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Comment #28732767
True, my bad, read the exact opposite.
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Comment #28732702
This is electrostatically applied, a bit like powder coating from my understanding, so yeah, it probably won’t work on drywall.
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Comment #28520067
I used to own a BB Z30, which I bought after my q10 developer édition began having issues, and to this day I still think this is the best phone I ever used, primarily because of th…
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Comment #26876651
Great touch triggering a BSOD when opening Internet Explorer!
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Comment #26448062
Really? I completely missed that feature.... thanks for the tip!
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Comment #25903542
At a certain point, people get in this so deep that it becomes a religion, and unfortunately logic doesn't help in these cases.
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Comment #25120255
My personal favorite psql command: \e, which is used to edit the query currently being written or the last query run in your preferred editor.
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Comment #24510907
Hey Ted, Is there a way to migrate a bunch of domain names from Godaddy to Namecheap ? We own about 200 domain names and I would like nothing more than to drop Godaddy for Namechea…
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Comment #24043139
Noob question here: Since, if I get this correctly, all these changes will require new pilot training, why is the MCAS still needed? My understanding was that this system was insta…
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Comment #21818705
I still use 3 MX518s. One in my backpack, one at home and one at work. They’ve been used and abused for the past ~ 13 years and although they‘ve got some visible wear, they work as…
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Comment #21304986
I might be an outlier in the dev community, but I’m on my second Alienware 15" laptop running Ubuntu + Xfce and I really love it. It’s fast (my current laptop has an i9 in it), rel…
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Comment #16896203
Couldn’t you submit the app with a different name such as VLC vNext ? This would allow people on v2 to keep using it and bring v3 to the store ? It’s a major release after all, so …
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Comment #8877109
DD-WRT allows you to do this using its QoS service. You can specify rules by range of IPs or by MAC adresses, so this definitively is possible. You can also set rules regarding spe…
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Comment #8877067
I've been a DD-WRT user for many years now. I have considered the other options before installing DD-WRT on the N66U (which I received just after Christmas), but none of them were …