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Yet.

Sure, but being good out of the box is very important for normal users. Power users love the crazy customization. Normal people don’t really care.

I can’t speak on which is the best. I haven’t compared them on modern systems. But what I will say is make sure you’re not artificially limiting your power levels or clock speed too much. Big fat Intel CPUs like that are power hogs when active. They need to reach an idle state. I have a laptop with an i9 11950h which is the same thing. But with the power plan on the lowest I get worse battery life and performance than if I just left it on balanced. But it depends on the workload. If there is no idle then power save might be best. But if you’re browsing the web and not constantly scrolling then balanced might just be better.

Mac OS is my favorite Linux distro.

RHEL is paid so I guess you could buy that.

No, but you can begin it. Eviction ain’t always a quick process.

I first used dual monitors when I was like 12. I could never go back after that. At work I have 2 4k displays, and at home I have 3 displays. Also a vertical display is pretty neat as a second screen. I have email, chats, and other stuff that I need to monitor, but not interact with a lot. It sucks ass as a primary display though.

I would have done the same right now as an adult.

Yeah. It’s not that hard. I just did with that. Also what are you typing blindly where punctuation actually matters?

I can blindly type with an on screen keyboard, it’s not that hard. What’s wrong with your phone where taps aren’t registering? And poor text prediction would be the same on physical vs on screen KB. My old Pantrch Duo would frequently ignore physical key presses where it tactically clicked, but failed to actually bottom out enough to register. And I have that issue all the time with mechanical keyboards where the tactile bump happens before the key actually gets registered. Not an issue for typing, but for gaming I do it often.

How well does Anubis actually work though? I have no issues with getting past it using puppeteer. But I’m also just dicking around at home not crawling an entire website. Cloudflare for sure doesn’t work very well at blocking puppeteer or anything that runs a full browser. It’ll stop things that only rip the raw web page, but if you’re running JS and even halfway trying it’s not an issue to get past. And let’s be real. Do you want a crawler ripping 300k of text, or 400MB of page + images + videos + whatever other unnecessary garbage are on modern web pages?

Comes with them, but only for legacy media. Outside of my NAS I haven’t bought a new sata drive in probably 10 years. And I haven’t touched my onboard sata ports in 5. The fact that they’re still there impresses me at this point. But their numbers are slowly dwindling. Sata is usually the first thing that gets dropped when you need more pcie lanes. And even then most boards only have 4 at this point. They’re switching back to those god awful vertical ports which tells you all you need to know about their priority.

Ruh roh, I just installed that on my main work machine today. I’ve had 7462 installed on my fucking around laptop for 2 days no problem.

I guess the key is it has to be the same version of electron in the back end. If they change too much of it then how much memory can be shared?