juusto | 2 months ago | on: European military personnel arrive in Greenland as Trump says US needs island
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juusto | 5 months ago | on: China's New Rare Earth and Magnet Restrictions Threaten US Defense Supply Chains
juusto | 1 year ago | on: Apple Smells Blood in the Water
That is pretty much the chicken and egg problem of Linux in regards to Apps and Games.
juusto | 2 years ago | on: Fedora Asahi Remix
On my maxed out M1 Max I have a VM with Ubuntu 22.04. Runs flawless, I can expose IPs, share folders and multitask with macOS. And it runs very well with 10Gb of RAM and 3 CPU's.
Maybe in a few years an outdated mini could be my home server with Linux on bare metal but for work and play I prefer the flexibility of running on a VM.
juusto | 3 years ago | on: Rant: Year of Linux on the desktop
For the rest I am 100% on Linux as well. I used to game on Windows but MS made it such a hassle I just went Linux instead.
juusto | 3 years ago | on: The single market is looking wobbly
juusto | 3 years ago | on: After Obsidian and Logseq, I give Dendron a try
I use Google Sheets and Keep. Sheets because I can dump photos, use formulas, paste links and Keep for jotting down some quick thoughts.
Can anyone recommend something similar? I would like to move everything to the same app where I could sync with my server of choice.
juusto | 3 years ago | on: The Day George Soros Broke the Bank of England to Make $1.1B (2021)
juusto | 4 years ago | on: DSLRs are dead, and lenses are never going to be the same
I think we have to distinguish between plastic, the one that feels cheap and might crack even when exposed to cold like many of the cheap DSLR lenses. And the "new" kind of plastic that is sturdier and more resistant to drops or scratches. The FE 24-105 is the latter and it does not feel anyhow less quality than more expensive top zooms.
Plastic has its positives as well: it won't scratch as easy as metal and, specially for zooms, its lighter. Imagine a zoom made of metal like a Voigt lens.
juusto | 4 years ago | on: DSLRs are dead, and lenses are never going to be the same
There is some Chinese lenses as well which seem to be very well built.
Great lens resources: https://phillipreeve.net/ https://dustinabbott.net/ and https://www.fredmiranda.com/
juusto | 4 years ago | on: Linux Has Grown into a Viable PC Gaming Platform and the Steam Stats Prove It
Will do it right now, thanks for the heads up.
juusto | 4 years ago | on: Linux Has Grown into a Viable PC Gaming Platform and the Steam Stats Prove It
I would call software with that amount of quirks and performance issues pre-alpha quality.
So, I can use my MacBook for Adobe for now until they come to their senses.
juusto | 4 years ago | on: Linux Has Grown into a Viable PC Gaming Platform and the Steam Stats Prove It
I run RDR2, Fallout 4, TW series, and some indie stuff at those specs and I have no problems even with mods.
I see no difference from Windows but, ofc, you mileage may vary depending on your HW and what you want from your games.
juusto | 4 years ago | on: Linux Has Grown into a Viable PC Gaming Platform and the Steam Stats Prove It
And if that amount of tweaking is necessary why not go Linux instead.
So got rid of my Win10 install, went with KDE Neon+Steam. And now I wonder what took me so long.
I haven't tested my entire Steam library yet but my top 10 games run perfectly, some times with some changes to the Proton version but beyond that even workshop mods are available.
I am seriously impressed and can't imagine myself going back at all.
If only Adobe would release their software in Linux, then, I could ditch MacOS too.
juusto | 4 years ago | on: Ask HN: Can you please add transcription to vocal messages in messaging apps?
Or is this a feature I am unaware on phones?
juusto | 4 years ago | on: No Difference in Viral Load Between Un/Vaxed/A/Symptomatic Covid Delta Infected
juusto | 4 years ago | on: Airbus unveils Beluga XL transport aircraft with whale theme (2018)
juusto | 4 years ago | on: Behind the design of the fresh new Firefox coming June 1
Kudos for those who worked hard on it.
It is a shame so many comments are putting down the effort. Firefox is still the best browser out there where privacy is a concern.
juusto | 5 years ago | on: Mozilla hides Compact Mode in Firefox for new users
Better than just yank it out of existence.
juusto | 5 years ago | on: Ask HN: Digital Nomads: What's Your Setup?
I travel a lot between EU/Asia/LatAm (yes its still happening) and for that my company provides unlimited plans. I spend most of my year on the road, from 6-8 months, but the longest stretch was only 4 months. We have 2 subs that cover pretty much the whole world.
I use a MacBook 13 fully specced out and a Samsung 21 Ultra where, when outside of the office, I hotspot from when WiFi in public is unavailable (LA/Asia has lots of free fast WiFi places).
Electronics with me, I take: laptop, phone, camera (RX100 6 or my A7R 3) and WF1000XM3. That's it. Sometimes it's already too much.
Can't live without: VPN (personal/office), streaming services (spotify/netflix/hbo) and I load some books on my phones kindle app.
I never think about data limits but I am also never too far from main cities.
If I could change something would be to get the MacBook 16. But then I think of the weight and hassle.