So what they're essentially said is that they're gonna follow the rules for now to not be insta-banned, but will consider how to act next given the time they have received.
Which is why it's important to tell Mozilla it really is a bad choice to follow Russian censors.
I think it's important to support the original Mozilla since they are the engine developers and need resources to make all other gecko-based browsers possible.
Currently though, it might make sense to make a switch, at least for now.
Solved for larger laptops.
Macbooks are significantly slimmer, and have way less internal space that could be used to make a combined cooling system that would be passive most of the time.
Installing a fan negatively impacts the passive cooling ability (at the absolute least by taking space that could be occupied by a bigger radiator and by obstructing the airflow), so it's always a tradeoff.
Apple wanted to make it passively cooled, and it wouldn't be possible at decent loads if a fan would be installed alongside passive cooler.
Not necessarily. I own a passively cooled x86 laptop that runs just fine without throttling - granted, it's based on Celeron series CPU, but when we talk of ARM laptops, we normally don't talk powerful machines - Macs are rather an exception.
No, Apple fucked themselves because one of the largest security firms now has much less incentive to work white hat.
Mine too
Looks like Mistral was trained more on proven academic data and less on Facebook posts. This does make it a bit less variable in answers, but at least it says very little bullshit.
Rather a flat minimalist design that is easier to navigate and less distractive. Also tiles and other elements that allow for quicker inspection.
True, although this option loses popularity over the years.
Honestly, Windows 7 is an ergonomic nightmare for many modern users, me included.
I'm too spoiled with Windows 10/11 and Linux with KDE/Budgie.
First gen Ryzen user here, switched the TPM flag in the registry and Windows 11 works just fine, updates smoothly too.
Though I'm on Linux most of the time, which strongly limits the exposure I get to the system.
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