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Comment #38364335
My problem with the built-in charging limiter is that if you are not extremely consistent in your usage patterns (I am not), it basically never kicks in. I much prefer a manual sol…
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Comment #38364312
I don't know if they changed this, but I think AlDente follows a polling approach where it periodically checks the charge level and enable/disable the charging accordingly. Such so…
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Comment #38364255
Nice, didn't know that! Basically the SMC key that marcan discovered is the same thing for Apple Silicon
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Comment #38363371
I know, I hope Apple will decide to expose it to everyone in the future, since it's already implemented..
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Comment #38361251
I think this [0] native approach is preferable [0] https://github.com/actuallymentor/battery/pull/163
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Comment #38361105
FYI, on Apple Silicon Apple included a firmware-level "hard-switch" to limit the charge to 75/80% only. It was discovered by marcan while working on Asahi and in my experience it's…
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Comment #38361046
That's reassuring to hear, thank you
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Comment #38321858
Very interesting thread, thank you! I think I'm going to adopt the same strategy as you, since apparently nobody can actually show any meaningful proof of widespread hacks happenin…
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Ask HN: Real risk of using an unpatched phone
Reading some discussions on HN, it looks like many people claim that using a phone which no longer receives security updates is a terrible idea because the probability of you getti…
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Comment #37788076
That's wild. Even on my "highly unrepairable" MBA M1 the USB-C ports are very easily replaceable (new board costs $20)
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Comment #37769826
I completely agree. My phone lost official LineageOS support last year but it still works fine and I cannot justify throwing it away to replace with a new expensive device full of …
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Ask HN: Should I replace my unsupported Android phone?
I own a 5+ years old low-end Android phone whose official sw support ended in 2021. I've installed LineageOS on it but unfortunately it lost that support as well and I'm currently …
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Comment #37436321
AdGuard for Safari is probably the best option right now, but I really don't like the fact that it ships as a fat electron app.. Hopefully someone will fix uBOL's small incompatibi…
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Comment #36779583
I use Safari as my primary browser, only for its tab groups implementation. In my opinion they just nailed it, I think it's much better than the Chrome one. I would really like to …
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Comment #34411712
That's why it remained free for individuals
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Comment #34380659
There's Colima[0], but in my experience it still isn't as stable as Docker Desktop. It also isn't any faster and I doubt any competing software will be, since the best way to virtu…
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Comment #28372300
On Apple Silicon Multipass actually uses QEMU under the hood. Basically it's just a (very convenient) wrapper
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Comment #28372269
It's in "beta" right now but it works quite well (you can find the binary in the dedicated GitHub issue). Under the hood it just uses QEMU which in turn uses Apple's Hypervisor.fra…