Oh yeah. You’re right.

Old off-lease ThinkPads from corporate fleets as always.

Fact.

But to be honest, the strength of the body of the Framework is pretty weak. Drops and more pressure result in permanent bending. I’ve already replaced one bottom. So if one wants a physically durable machine that can be thrown around, upgradeability might be okay to give up.

I thought they went away from it for their latest gens.

Ooh yes baby! As an early Framework adopter who’s repaired it already a few times, including a solder job on the board, I am happy to see it. I am getting increasingly angsty about where Framework would go in the future as its VCs crank up the profit knob. Having the biggest real manufacturer in the world introduce an alternative is fantastic. With that said, it also depends on Lenovo actually making parts direct-for-purchase available at decent prices. Without that, repairability serves just as marketing wank.

They shoulda gotten them a long time ago. And Ukraine shouldn’t have given up theirs when the US pressured them to.

Are they now about to discover there are other people who are itching to take his place? IRGC people for example.

Our prod version is 0.0.178

Yes baby! And look at that margin!

How’s Israel’s popularity in India?

Supposedly. Says 148 in About.

That scheme is totally crazy. Just because the money comes from the hospital budgets, it somehow passes as OK spending while it doesn’t if it goes through public salaries for nurses.

Maybe the article was written by AI that hallucinated the setting.

all you have to do is click on Settings > AI Controls. You’ll then see a very bold and prominent option called ‘Block AI Enhancements.’

Is this stuff that competent physiotherapists know about? I had lower back issues and was going to physio for recovery from another joint fracture. The physiotherapist gave me some exercises for the back pain. I don’t recall what they were but the pain disappeared and it hasn’t returned 8 years later. I’m wondering of it was these kind of exercises.

I used to be on the China-bad bandwagon when I bought our current Sony. I didn’t understand nearly as well how production worked as I do now. The next time I have to buy one I’d evaluate on the basis of quality regardless of origin. I’d also avoid high amount of custom software to avoid annoyance and security holes, just like I did when I purchased our current one.

They always made very good TVs, tube, plasma, LCD.

Yup, that’s what I was referring to.

Aaand another one bites the dust. So who’s left that still makes non-PRC TVs? Just the Koreans I think. When I last shopped TVs I looked for non-PRC options and the only ones available in Canada were LG, Samsung and Sony. Sony already bit the dust a short while ago.

The acl, norm, xattr options are all to make ZFS behave like a Linux filesystem.