20 hours is optimistic, I have done a lot of observations on different workloads in mobile Lunar Lake on Lenovo with throttling and other tunings applied:

• 3 watts static content with minimal CPU/GPU usage at min brightness -> 24 hours

• 4-5 watts in code editors with some plugins and hardware acceleration / basic web browsing -> 15 hours

• 6-8 watts on video playback (YouTube at 1080p) -> 9.5 hours

• 10-11 watts at about 50% utilization in medium tasks like exploring the (new 2.5d) Google Maps -> 7 hours

Framework may perform better or worse. Considering Apple makes power optimizations by doing the opposite of what Framework does - they are probably worse at it. Also keep in mind that Linux support takes a while.

I’m assuming they’re talking about 720p video playback at low brightness to get 20 hours.

Also if you have battery care enabled (stops at 80%) and charge at 10% then you only really get 70% of the expected battery life.

It amazes me that people are talking about this garbage game in 2026. I got it for free a few years ago and couldn’t be arsed to actually play it once I realized how boring it was

fr opting into dna surveillance sucks 🙈

this is just… misinformation. At best, a loosely carried out statistics experiment.

Nothing more dramatic than Linux users angry-forking a repository

On the subject of banks, some cuntey banks only provide two options: app and in-person visits. So if you live out of state and the app doesn’t work for you on your version of Android, you’re fucked

it seems like the operation failed. there’s fewer dicks in the world now.

Entirely unwise to buy anything non-Nintendo on the Nintendo Store as if the Switch’s entire purpose wasn’t to just get people to buy a $500 appliance to play a Nintendo game.

The title of this article is a refreshing take on the Wayland vs X thing. I’ve had Wayland on my lunar lake PC and battery life nearly doubles with Wayland in-use. I can also have multiple monitor and resolution setups without issue at all. I had to use X unfortunately for a presentation I was recording and everything was just scaled terribly wrong.

oh I didn’t consider the double meaning of stationary bike and a stationary bike, but i still feel it is more appropriate than static, since that does not relate enough to velocity

*stationary (or maybe predictable?)

I feel like your IT department should be able to figure out how to keep it frozen in time, I.e. working regardless of M$ support

I’m using OST right now and I like it’s features quite a lot

Ok, but I would kind of find flatpaks very restrictive after a while.

What’s your upload bandwidth?

I wisssh I could do this but I have 10Mbps up.

these living standards are actually really cozy

only editor I know of that has done that is zed. It was the reason to prompt me to install proper Vulcan drivers.

Then never wearing it because you don’t really feel like it, so you just drape all your one day worn clothing on stuff

I’ve been running my Proxmox in suicide raid configuration for a year now and have only procrastinated this far because I can’t fix my TrueNAS replication tasks… and my proxmox machine is over the 1/2 full mark