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fnoobor
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Comment #27254031
Libreboot or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Burn all Bridges that lie Behind and Before me
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Comment #17006307
The EU also consists of its outermost regions where the GDPR applies, so your list is not complete. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_state_of_the_European_U... Showing the …
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Comment #15109985
To many people this map has little value because it includes nuclear power. The article explains that this is a problem too. So why not try to create a map that takes the nuclear w…
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Comment #15109933
In Germany you can request an off-peak meter in addition to your normal power meter. Alternatively, you can get a power meter that is able to count two tariffs in one device. There…
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Comment #13191967
https://libreboot.org/faq/#intelme
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Comment #13189839
If you don't find our product interesting, well, that's really our problem. I'm here to have valid arguments, potentially to convince you of the contrary, I'm not here to get attac…
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Comment #13187449
We've chosen the D16 because it is available now - with free/libre boot firmware, without binary blobs. The systems are very performant, despite their "age" (the CPUs we use were r…
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Comment #13185287
Let's hope you're wrong about that and libre computing finds its way into the data center! By the way, we do exist.
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Comment #12713321
They don't support Libreboot, but Libreboot supports them. They (Asus, Gigabyte etc.) give a damn about free/libre boot firmware, let alone Libreboot. That's why we need companies …
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Comment #12711736
You can choose the mainboard, add a CPU and RAM, perhaps a case and graphics et voilà.
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Comment #12711711
This is great! Many people have been waiting for this. Potentially it'll also come with other boot systems. Though I'd choose the mainboard only + CPU and add an old, passive GPU f…
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Comment #12670635
It seems highly unlikely that someone who made the effort flashing Libreboot to their laptop or buying a librebooted laptop from a supplier, would install proprietary software (Mat…
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Comment #12670606
Regarding the taxes (referring to the EU only), Minifree didn't do anything wrong: If you buy hardware as an end-consumer, you're being billed the taxes of the originating country …
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Comment #10813162
use the built-in webserver: php -S localhost:8000