Why not TigerScale ?
Readit News8K832d7tNmiQ commented on Timescale Is Now TigerData tigerdata.com/blog/timesc... · Posted by u/pbowyer
While still useful to have a native tool, you can use WSL to mount a sshfs path in windows.
I even use it for LUKS containers.
Not everyone wants to install a huge resource just to use one feature.
Bought a Surface Pro in 2013. After a few years the battery stopped charging. It is for all intents impossible to replace.
Now I buy Thinkpads.
To be fair, the Surface we know for its 0/10 repairability 10 years ago is vastly different compared to today.
Heck, they even post an official repair guide as far as Surface Pro 7+ on Youtube[0].
[0]:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNA-j_cL4mURqC1MFKHV-...
Based on a blog I read, Microsoft intends to launch these laptops for consumers at a later date, post their initial business-focused release.
The latest Surface Go 4 still sold only for business for 6 months begs to differ.
8K832d7tNmiQ commented on Nintendo is suing the creators of Switch emulator Yuzu overkill.wtf/nintendo-sue... · Posted by u/brandrick
Gonna bet it's actually because of the DRM implementation on Yuzu that got it into trouble.
But still no pull to refresh...
It's on Settings > Customize > Pull to Refresh.
Otherwise, I have no idea what you are talking about.
8K832d7tNmiQ commented on Epic vs. Google: Google Loses theverge.com/23945184/epi... · Posted by u/modeless
I dislike Android because of Google. I dislike IPhone because it's too expensive and too closed and locked. What choice do I still have if I want to also run some of the most popular apps?
Pixel + grapheneOS is the best middleground if you want.
I’m all for new soft cores. However, do we really need to pollute the name space? Microblaze is already a name of an architecture that somebody might want to Google.
Just call it AMDcoreV or some such thing
or simplify it as AMD V core to make it easier to say.
Is there a consensus on whether av1 will become a mainstream codec with broad adoption? As far as I know Apple still doesn't provide hardware acceleration, nvidia only just started (and I don't find their encoding to add much to hevc in term of quality vs file size).
I'd expect for AV1 decode support announcement for their next iphone.
On a more positive note, due to the AOSP/Pixel drama there now is a real possibility a different major OEM will be supported: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114711328082841462
[1] https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices
[2] https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114733211017800480
[3] https://murena.com/
[4] https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114235396540176085
I really do not know which other major OEM other than exynos-based samsung that comes near GOS' checklist, but here I am hoping if he is talking about Nothing phone.