Lets be real here. They’d do it no matter who’s in charge.

Microsoft is bringing an update to Copilot Vision for Windows Insiders

Unless you’re in the windows insider program nobody should have this feature yet.

0 tolerance = 0 thought.

The clouds are leaking.

Still more certified than Linux.

Bazzite is an immutable distro, and it expects you to install all your programs through containers. Not all software works with these containers, but like 99.9999% does. I’m a weirdo who wants the deepest of hardware monitoring tools and many of them don’t work with these containers. I haven’t used Nobara yet but it doesn’t appear to be immutable and based on regular Fedora so it shouldn’t have those issues.

excel

It may run through wine, and I’d test that out before fully committing. Worst case if that’s the ONLY thing you need you could do a VM. But would the cloud (web) version of office work for her? If you’re already paying for office 365 then I believe you get it included.

This is like 99% of Lemmy users.

“How do I fix this issue with my computer?”

“Have you heard of our lord and savior FOSS?”

From what I read they actually work with 3rd party analog receivers from the drone itself.

Ex: https://www.reddit.com/r/fpv/comments/16n8ztu/hi_dji_goggles_for_analog/

https://www.dji.com/fpv

Compatible with Analog Video Transmission

The DJI Digital FPV System can be used with analog image transmission via a third-party receiver, allowing users to switch between AV and digital video transmissions.

All the drone footage I’ve seen has been analog, and I guess it’s possible on the FPV.

I wanna know what the hell people are doing to destroy the ports on their devices. Like are you plugging your phone in then using it as a lasso? Are you smashing the plug down against something and bending the connector? In 20 years of using various smart phones I’ve never destroyed the port on my device.

Lint? Yes, but you can clear that out easily. But like actually destroying ports when they’re clean?

It’s all vendor specific on Android.

Standardized testing isn’t the end all be all. Manufacturers have wiggle room. Most of the time you can also voluntarily derate yourself. EPA testing is standardized, but there’s a surprisingly wide margin that you can test your car at.

BMW is pretty famous for derating their HP output so they’re closer to whats available at the wheels. Every other manufacturer will measure at the crank (the balls)

Have you worked with 3rd party testing companies? It isn’t the end all be all. Even in 3rd party testing manufactures get wiggle room, and can voluntarily derate their numbers. Especially if there’s any accountability for failing to meet those numbers there’s a good reason to do so.

Desktops don’t normally have S0 suspend. Laptops have all switched over to that and it’s a pain in the ass.

There’s known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns. The first requires a lot less brainpower than the last.

Because docsis 3.0 standard is nearly 20 years old at this point and 3.1 is significantly faster. Docsis 3.1 is only 15, but 4 (which is still 8 years old) probably isn’t supported by your ISP yet. But the speed difference is quite noticeable. 3.0 will theoretically do 1gbps down, and 100-200 up, but 3.1 could do 10 down and 1gbps up. In the age of symmetrical fiber internet those upload speeds are dire. 3.1 realistically gets you a symmetrical gig connection.

Yeah IoT devices don’t need bandwith, they need range (at low powers) and those lower frequencies get them that. 6ghz wifi has pretty small range and is awful for IoT stuff.

The heatsink comes away just as smoothly if you’re looking to reapply thermal paste down the road.

Not that you ever should, since it has PTM7958 which should never need to be replaced, and gets better with age.

That’s what they said about the internet in its infancy.

For long drives I have maps up mostly to alert me for traffic. Even if I know the route.