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Saving Power on a Linux Laptop
Stop using TLP, indicator-cpufreq, and powertop! This new package will blow your mind and SAVE POWER on ANY linux laptop!
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Interview with a Linux System Engineer
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Josh Bressers: Episode 273 – Can we stop the coming artificial unintelligence deluge?
Josh and Kurt talk about AI driven comments. We live in a world of massive confusion and disruption where what is true and false, real and fake, are often widely debated. As AI grows and evolves what does it mean for this future? We don’t really have any answers, but we ask a lot of questions. This isn’t easy, nor will it be solved quickly, but solving it is not optional.
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GNU World Order 409
Fedora Silverblue revisited, remapping the caps lock key in Wayland, and other musings.
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