on the contrary it is easier to understand. you can just read what’s going on in a system.

at least they had full leg space without class difference.

this got me rickrolled (after so long)

yes

I think it’d be a full screen ai client app running on linux, probably on cage. why bother with the nt and win32 and whatever middlewares. linux is externally maintained. saved dev money can be used for power/ram bills instead.

what’s wc?

in ‘gaming’ laptops people go into firmware settings to see what change increases performance of a game too often. when doing in social environment, I’ve seen people to show off their laptop by how cool the ‘inbuilt’ os looks (much like people do for their desktop environment).

this is fake news. puppygirls for example do not like going out in blizzard.

Bare metal

you naughty

copyleft source code is a telltale sign of communism, thus anon can be associated with Big terrorist like the Antifa.

what’s boost?

https://gregtech.eu/pictrs/image/0364be98-3ccc-4357-9b10-21eeb3f15e30.webp

nope lgtm

not at all. QT/KDE app. the size is probably due to bundling of QT and KDE framework libraries because usually windows installations doesn’t come with system versions of those. it’s like flatpak KDE runtime.

I mean I’m exactly opposite but sure!

ofc

on mobile platforms nowadays power is more important than data. OTOH for servers bandwidth is more important.

which compositor you’re using tag with?

I’ve seen 10-12W easily on 4K for soc without av1. your soc (intel 11 gen) should support av1. try to play the video on mpv (with yt-dlp integration) with various hw acceleration options to see if it changes. probably your browser is software decoding.

for hardware decoding supported soc too I noticed 2-3W of extra power usage when playing youtube from website compared to mpv or freetube. the website seems doing inefficient js stuffs but I haven’t profiled it.

what’s that