Anything in the fedora stable will work great (redhat literally gave out T480s to their devs) I recommend whatever ublue variant floats your boat., atomic updates baby. If you’re smart you’ll get some PTM7950 and never need to repaste.
Amazon Prime, like many services, is a DRM hell. It won’t go to over 480p on Firefox on Linux at my end. However, instead of a rant, I am interested in why this is happening. Say, I rented the same film from YouTube Movies(Yes, such a service exists) and the quality can toggle all the upto 1080p but the same title on Prime...
A report critical of Australian generals’ leadership in Afghanistan was given to the Defence Minister Richard Marles in November 2023, but was not published until after the McBride sentencing. Stuart McCarthy on a travesty of justice.
Well, that’s better than I thought, thanks for the correct, I hope, but still bad if one wants traffic to move (I’m more interested in bikes moving personally, but whatever…)
New Linux user, here is my use case. Distro recommendations?
Hey all! I’ve lurked here for a while and not really posted anything, but here goes....
TNG v DS9 (startrek.website)
Can anyone recommend a lightweight, stable distro for a thinkpad?
I’m looking to mainly use it for school and was wondering if there’s any recommended distros out there for thinkpads....
James Bond's Roger Moore: a charming story (sh.itjust.works)
cross-posted from: sh.itjust.works/post/19763663...
DRM Hell
Amazon Prime, like many services, is a DRM hell. It won’t go to over 480p on Firefox on Linux at my end. However, instead of a rant, I am interested in why this is happening. Say, I rented the same film from YouTube Movies(Yes, such a service exists) and the quality can toggle all the upto 1080p but the same title on Prime...
I'm tired... (lemmy.world)
Richard Marles concealed war crimes report, denying justice for David McBride (michaelwest.com.au)
A report critical of Australian generals’ leadership in Afghanistan was given to the Defence Minister Richard Marles in November 2023, but was not published until after the McBride sentencing. Stuart McCarthy on a travesty of justice.
Roadside cameras to make $94 million less than Queensland government expectations (www.abc.net.au)
In short: Queensland has a range of roadside cameras to detect offences such as speeding, mobile phone use, and not wearing a seatbelt....
Google promised a better search experience — now it’s telling us to put glue on our pizza (www.theverge.com)