

Already thought about migrating to EndeavorOS. I hope they can manage to keep the whole thing going.
IT dingus from Germany who’ll move to Australia soon™


Already thought about migrating to EndeavorOS. I hope they can manage to keep the whole thing going.


The Ford Pinto wishes it was this deadly…


Me neither, obviously


Better give them those Selena Gomez Oreos /s


Nah, Sam. I think it’s your time that’s soon over…


My point was exactly that, if Electron apps are encouraged by Microslop they’re at least partially giving up on their push for UWP apps


During the oil crisis in the 70s, the German government introduced the “Autofreier Sonntag” (car-fee Sunday). On four days per year, no-one (apart from emergency responders, police etc.) was allowed to drive their car.
I think this should make a comeback, maybe even an international one.


So no more UWP apps? Ok, I thought those were supposed to be the future but whatever…


Is this another one of those “[blank] shouldn’t be political” excuses?


Apple is also responsible for the Beats line of products since they bought the rights some time ago.


I’d love to try working at a radio station or a record store, just to do something related to music


Reading through the study, not all samples contained unsafe levels of those chemicals. It’s interesting to note how many brand-name over-ear and in-ear headphones do, though, including products by Apple, Bose, Samsung and Sony.
Unfortunately, none of the headphones I own were on the list. The only IEMs they test are the KZ EDX, which do ok.


I will permanently relocate. Never heard of expat.com, but I’ll definitely check it out.
Facebook is still pretty popular in Australia, as far as I know. Every group related to expats/immigrants in Australia I’ve seen has been inactive for some time, though.


For most common users they don’t care. They don’t even know what soldered RAM is.
They should, because when it’s time to sell the laptop one with soldered RAM is gonna be worth a lot less (at least to me).
Chromebooks with low RAM are fine for many use cases. I’ve got a chromebook with only 4GB of RAM and its perfectly fine for web browsing or watching streaming which is the only things I use it for.
Fair, but there’s still the potential of it becoming a paperweight if the RAM chips give out or Google forces AI shit into ChromeOS.


Fair enough. Although Asus sells at least one laptop with 8 GB of soldered RAM, too.
Granted, it’s “only” a Chromebook, but still.
Soldered RAM is almost always a bad thing, no matter the size. Maybe when it’s the most the mainboard can support it’s not too bad but even then you’re out of luck if it ends up dying.
As far as I understand Apple is partly doing it because of the higher memory bandwidth, which is necessary for the way macOS manages memory. I still don’t like it but at least they’re doing it for a reason.


One-fifth is still surprisingly low, I expected it to be like 50%. The biggest culprit is still clothing (89%, according to the article), something that could be sourced locally.


He pointed to the laptop’s 8GB of “unified memory,” or what amounts to its RAM, and how customers can’t upgrade it.
Yes, because Asus laptops all have non-soldered RAM…
A few do have non-soldered RAM, the most expensive workstation laptop and a couple of gaming laptops; all of which are >$2000.


I guess Trump is getting what he wants, he’s getting a spot in the history books - as the one who started WWIII.
Congratulations. Peace Committee my ass.
But do carry on with your plans, Iran.
I really like the style, you talented fire demon.
I kinda love the Fiero tbh