Controversial take: TOR shouldn't be used to download large amounts of pirates stuff. The network is already slow and congested and should be kept available for people that need it to fight censorship or other forms of oppression.

Why not get a VPN? Even a free one like Proton allows DDL and gives you protection. And it's also faster.

I just do that with my headphones. Skipping, volume, play/pause.

Because every time you try to suggest more modern interfaces you run into the type of people that like it when software looks utilitarian and bland.

Framework 13

I would guess there is a LOT of work going into each voice. Playing with different parameters and prompts. I don't think it's as simple as just copying the text into a box. Not yet at least :)

What? Since when is the frenulum the male clitoris?

I switched to Fedora Workstation a week ago and am super happy!

Probably all of them... Just a guess though.

/r/climbersgonewild

Yeah, maybe they mixed it up.

I'm honestly surprised by the amount of gross people here. It doesn't matter if you asked some people about your smell. You don't use deodorant and go about your day, you smell. It is as simple as that. Sure, right after a shower of when lying on the couch the whole day you might be fine. But as soon as you start moving, you smell.

Let the down-votes come :)

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Please share some of your favorites!

You could also check out the Affinity suite of programs.

Sweet, it even works over the internet!

I wonder when they get sued by Feedly, as their AI assistant is also called Leo...

Not sure how little time you have in the morning, but you could get the big Soylent powder bags and make them yourself. I've never tried it with coffee/espresso shots, but I sometimes make one with berries.

No, technically, I don't even have to. The website just gives a message that it wasn't tested on Firefox. But it's still usable. I just don't want to deal with any problems that might arise in the complicated process of building a website in the browser.

That is nor really a great runtime for me. I get that it's different for everyone, though. I edited my original post.

I looked into them. And it sounded a lot of the users are not happy about the build quality compared to Thinkpads or Latitudes. How is your experience? Did you go with Intel or AMD?

Someone else also recommended a XPS. I'm totally fine with just USB-C. How fast do you get tired? If it's after 9 hours and the laptop runs for 12, that would be awesome :)

You could replace it with Penpot. Super promising Figma alternative!

Definitely. Me personally, I sweat in humid and hot climates in a certain way but even when it's dry and cold I get this weird sweat where my body is cold but my armpits are sweating like crazy. It also doesn't help that you wear warmer clothing you constantly have to shed when going inside...

Interesting. 9-10 hours sounds nice! Do you think never ones would have even better runtime? Have you used TLPUI? Maybe with a GUI I could get my self to play around with TLP...

Huh, you're right. I just looked it up. I was under the impression that there is also an HDR100 and 200 and so on. Thanks for pointing it out!

That's a good reply. Reading the other replies, I realized that great runtime is very different for everyone. I wouldn't consider 5-7 hours great. More like absolute minimum 8. Better is 10-12. This sounds very unlikely though, apart from MacBooks with ARM CPU.

Do you have a XPS? How's the runtime? Are you happy with it in terms of Linux support?

Aren't there different "levels" of HDR? Most cheap TV's only support HDR10 which basically does nothing. I wouldn't be surprised if that's the only quality the Steamdeck supports too. I haven't checked the specs though.

Edit: Nevermind, this is wrong :)

Its always fun to reply when someone answered the question of where they're from with America with "Oh OK, like Mexico (or any other country in America)?

The only reason why I still have Brave installed is because some sites don't work with Firefox. Like Webflow's editor. At least they claim it's not supported yet.