That’s actually better than I thought though. I am also tempted into a 16:10 aspect ratio, but that’s only on the third gen which is unfortunate. Thanks for the link.

I found a good T14 gen 1 with Ryzen CPU and 400 nits low-power display, but I read that the 4650U CPUs don’t support amd-pstate and only auto-cpufreq, meaning that it will affect negatively the battery life. The T14 gen 2 are unfortunately with the 300 nits display, which is quite mediocre. How much worse the battery would be on the gen1?

True that, and I generally prefer bigger screens. As I said what I don’t like is the price.

Keep in mind that a lot of things will become a lot more expensive for you in the next few months. It really depends on your financial situation and job security but I would say unless you have a big surplus and have built a comfortable emergency fund, do not spend extra on not essential stuff.

What Linux distro and version do you run? Do you have proton installed and all the drivers? It should run flawlessly.

I am on Linux and won’t change to W11 for sure.

Yes, exactly, what attracts me to Framework and ThinkPad is the repairability

I tend to lose adapters to be honest. And right now I am trying to get everything possible to support USB-C as it is super convenient and the chargers are also really small.

Yes, that’s why I want to have a USB-C charging. I have a 60W GAN charger.

In the night I do look every now and then, plus if I need some special symbol, it is much better if you have it on the keyboard instead of googling

For personal use, I will use it just when traveling, as I have a more powerful desktop. Nothing too fancy, a bit of programming, tinkering. Will run probably Hyprland. What’s important is to have 5-6 hours of battery life. I will probably run some containers, YouTube watching, browsing, should be portable and support charging over USB-C.

Damn, man, I admire your perseverance. 262 days of posting. Kudos!

Bonus tip, you can install extensions on Firefox mobile and block those pesky ads too

You simply don’t get it, there are shit loads of people who are struggling with their mental health and for various reasons they cannot afford a therapist. So yes, better to have an AI therapist than no therapist.

Didn’t Israel change the cease-fire agreement? They didn’t want to go into the second phase, which was initially agreed and start withdrawing troops. They just wanted to extend the first phase and get all of their hostages. And the fact that Ben Gvir is joining the coalition is quite telling that this might have been the plan from the beginning.

This is simply heart wrenching.

Not the world, just the US.

They don’t want to pollute their training data.

Use Mistral, support European AI.

Imagine how embarrassed future generations will be of us, allowing all of this to happen.