If I’ve got a gig up and down, can I reasonably run like a jellyfin for my friends?

Easily

Many don’t even know to start caring.

I’m talking about this kit: https://frame.work/de/de/products/framework-laptop-13-pro-chassis-kit-graphite?v=FRANKK00A1

Did they say what the full chassis upgrade kit will cost? There is no price in their shop, only a selection for the keyboard language with a price beside it but I doubt that the full chassis kit only costs 200€.

US price is without taxes and the German price is with VAT already included. It’s still more but not as drastic.

How do you interpret „absorbing the cost“ as „Apple products about to get even more expensive?“ That doesn’t make any sense.

Link gives me a 403 error

As a German, not having a mandatory government ID seems so weird to me.

Ah, I must have missed it from your quote. I have copilot through my employer so I probably have Business or Enterprise. Thanks for pointing that out.

That option isn’t there for me.

The numbers are wild. In developer benchmarks, Dirt 3 went from 110.6 FPS to 860.7 FPS, which is an impressive 678% improvement. Resident Evil 2 jumped from 26 FPS to 77 FPS. Call of Juarez went from 99.8 FPS to 224.1 FPS. Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands saw gains from 130 FPS to 360 FPS. As well, Call of Duty: Black Ops I is now actually playable on Linux, too.

These don’t sound massive to you?

It’s not maintained anymore but there is a fork. Someone else posted the link.

The small web or indie web.

“It’s not realistic or helpful,” said one European military official of the “tech sovereignty” discussions. “Most of our European platforms are relying on American back-end . . . so it’s very difficult to see anything happening in the short term. It’s just not possible.”

Those arguments resonate more with European military officials than with politicians, according to tech lobbyists, because military leaders better understand the risks a sudden decoupling from the US would bring. Such a break, they argue, would create capability gaps and fragmentation, undermining military operations and cyber security, and making intelligence-gathering less efficient.

It’s okay if big changes are not possible in the short term but they shouldn’t ignore the long term.

https://brave.com/privacy/browser/ Brave: “We do not sell, trade, or transfer your information to any third parties.” This is obviously in the legally binding text part.

This is only for data that the user transmits to them in conjunction with feedback.

A city park is also a third place and that doesn’t cost you money to be there.

I use Fedora on my desktop, laptop and server. On my mother‘s laptop I have installed Fedora Kinoite.

An advantage that Framework still has is their upgradeability.

It already happened: https://gram.liten.app/

It has to be setup therefore it has to be configured.