umami_wasabi @ umami_wasbi @lemmy.ml

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Great. Seems Revolut is the choice then. Thanks for the recommendation!

With this initiative to open the source code,

The wording is quite evasive. They didn't say directly "With this initiative to open source" but "to open the source code." They do however mentioned collaboration and contribution.

I'm quite confused what license they would use.

T14 Gen 3. Or T480 for hot swap battery.

Let's see. I will take their claims with a healthy dose of skepticism.

Don't use scripts unless you know how it works otherwise you will have trouble troubleshooting when something doesn't work. But by the time you read and understand how the script works, you already learn how to deploy it manually.

It doesn't look good with the hidden spyware listed on Wiki. I know Google is doing similar things but I would rather pick a less rotted apple.

Isn't Asus disable the bootloader unlook and lost a case? I think I read this somewhere in Lemmy.

My Sony xz2c does have bloats installed, namely amazon and facebook. Don't know what the state they're in now tho.

If you're a manufacture, what incentives LPCAMM2 gives you over soldering the RAM? With soldering, you can upsell the upgrades and force ppl to replace the whole machine every 1-2 years. How does LPCAMM2 benefits the company? I'm talking in general, not some niche manufacturers like Framework.

TBH, I don't think many will adopt this. Maybe it will show up in some expensive laptops like high end gaming and workstation, but majority of them wouldn't.

I'm using wise now but all 3 quota are used for various places already.

Not too knowledge in crypto. Learn something new today.

Can Revolut do per service as Privacy.com?

Come back when it is accepted everywhere like cards today

That's a bummer

Malicious compliances in action. Not that you can't do, but this can tense up the relationship.

Got it. I can see where the problem is niw and how can the hardware is limiting. Thanks for the great article.

Well, I'm simply reciting what is described on the page based on my understanding. From the diagram, it does not do raw frame processing from the source (assuming HDMI w/ HDCP) as the stream remains encrypted. By the look of it, it is copy or passthrough to the muxer (as it labeled). With some magic, it muxes two encrypted streams into one and output to the video sink. How is that done I have no idea.

It doesn't and I didn't ever mentioned HDMI in my reply. Just doubt if overlaying another encrypted stream with a muxer ever need that much processing power to the point of "prohibitively expensive".

Overlay isn't transcoding. All it need is a muxer like MKVToolNix. I doubt it need much processing power.