Do you want mainstream brands that work well with Linux? Lenovo or Dell

Do you want smaller brands that are specialised and support Linux? Tuxedo, System76, Slimbook, Purism…

Another rich person asking for Luigi.

Talking about FOSS; I prefer OsmAnd because its licence is GPLv3, as opposed to the Apache 2 licence from Organic Maps.

I see, had no idea! Thanks for the detailed answer!

Isn’t this a model? https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3

(Honest question, not an expert in AI)

I don’t think it’s OpenAI compatible, but deepseek is faster.

I have a Remarkable Paper Pro that I love for graphic novels, aside of its hand-writting capabilities. It’s also good for reading books, but the size is a bit too big to carry it without a bag or when out and about. Ideally, I’d like something like the Boox Palma 2, but not sure if I can justify the price + Pen having already another eNotebook.

Nvidia’s most advanced chips, H100s, have been banned from export to China since September 2022 by US sanctions. Nvidia then developed the less powerful H800 chips for the Chinese market, although they were also banned from export to China last October.

I love how in the US they talk about meritocracy, competition being good, blablabla… but they rig the game from the beginning. And even so, people find a way to be better. Fascinating.

Not sure recommending a flatpak installation is the best thing to someone kinda new.

There are awesome self-hosted, awesome non-free self-hosted and awesome sysadmin too