@ChrisBarnatt Just idea/suggestion video comparing SMPlayer to other options for YouTube on old hardware like your recent vid. It's new to me but works better on that SU7300/G210m machine I mentioned than FF even w tweaks. https://t.co/fVwkvv7RdU
People keep asking me about Moxie’s partnership with Meta. They seem enthusiastic about the prospect of TEE-based AI inference integrated with confidential messengers. I guess I’m in the minority here, because this scares the pants off of me.
@ChrisBarnatt After watching your video, thinking the G210m in my ASUS UL30vt (SU7300) is doing lot more work that I thought. YouTube doesn't crash it in MX XFCE, might suggest trying Manjaro XFCE as well those are my two main distros on that machine. Though Q4OS was also solid just edged out.
@ChrisBarnatt Hi Chris, just saw your iPad YouTube. Wondering if you've tested Apple Silicon MBA at all? I've had M3 MBA for over a year now & battery life is insane, the main reason we got his & hers ones year ago on Xmas sale. Plan to test Linux VM battery life eventually.
@JoshDWalrath@sebastianpeak@jeremyhellstrom@laurentschoice I know benchmarks like PCMark/Geekbench/ etc not same as true stress testing but if you didn't see max temps beyond ~70 C running benchmarks on machine & no reported issues cooling should be solid right?
@sebastianpeak cc @jeremyhellstrom@JoshDWalrath I know aside from Brent & sort of Sebastian you don't care much for Apple, but this nerd's upgrading i3 2018 Mac Mini to i9 is impressive. Via Low End Mac https://t.co/h46iQF4FcR
@JoshDWalrath@jeremyhellstrom 😢 🐼 Anandtech site no longer online, other than wayback machine and wayback didn't have article I was looking for, old ASUS UL80Vt review. Or if it did I couldn't find it there, starting to grok somewhat data hoarders
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they both emailed me back urging me to reconsider. there was a lot of kindness & encouragement. so i did reconsider
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