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Thanks. I guess mostly, do you think it was worth the expenditure? My current daily user (X220) is pretty trashed and I'll need to replace it soon, and am thinking of getting a refurbed X13 or something like that, in the $300-500 range. Older laptops have been fine for me but maybe I'm missing out on something without realizing it.
Just make the battery swappable. That's modular enough. What happened with the Moto Z anyway? Is there a story?
This is great, they found a use for their pizza sauce that fermented.
"We have started a new tutorial series on openEuler, the Linux distro out of China."
I had to dig to find that since I hadn't heard of it before. I had thought it might have something to do with projecteuler.net, which is already open. But it's unrelated.
Surely they won't make the software even more CPU hungry either.
It's certainly not foss even if it's gratis now. I've never understood why VMware stayed important once xen and kvm became solid.
I thought Lyme disease was bacterial (borrelia burgdorfi or some such) rather than viral.
What is the model number? It should be a 4 digit number on the sticker on the back. That will help me look up the specs. Does it have a swappabe battery like old thinkpads? I'm not sure if they have gone completely to internal ones. Thanks.
I think somewhat worse, but try a web search. One attraction iirc is very fast charging.
What is the screen resolution? Particularly wondering if it is 16:10 proportions like some new thinkpads.
It's just about LFP which are very common now. The new trend is sodium ion instead of lithium ion. CATL (battery manufacturer in China) is shipping those now, and they are starting to appear in some cars.
Hmm, Unihertz has some projector phones, if that helps. They are huge though.