My current one insists on beeping exactly 3 times whether I open the door or not. Fucking annoying. 30 y/o one at my dad's doesn't and it makes it a 1000x better device
Sometimes I break down the tasks into smaller pieces and it works but sometimes I get even more overwhelmed by the multiple new tasks so I end up doing nothing
micro is nice, I've been using it more for the past few months
And for me, there was no productivity penalty when switching from VSCode, since I didn't have to learn all new keybinds (still lacks a bit of multicursor, tho)
I decided to go bare minimum effort to get the self-hosted music expirience, so I'm just hosting the music on NextCloud for the Symfonium app to grab. I downloaded most of the music from YT music using yt-dlp, since that's what I'm quite familiar with and I don't have the arr stack set up yet.
I'm planning to move to Navidrome or Jellyfin soon™
rn I'm only using docker for the services I have behind a VPN, so I don't really put that much thought into securing them. If I had any publicly accessible ones I would setup an automatic patch or even build my custom images.
And as always I'm trying to up my security game, but not at any cost
Not quite, Iris Xe is a GPU architecture and is quite distinct from earlier Intel HD and UHD graphics, which was still present in some Intel 11-12th gen mobile CPUs. They basically created a new architecture, and that's what powers current Intel Arc GPUs.
I'm not sure about the branding of the devices, but the iGPU performance is hugely dependent on the memory boundwidth, so the same iGPU would perform worse on a single channel than dual channel and the best performance should be with soldered LPDDR*x memory.
And get at least 16GB of RAM. Decent amount of laptops with better iGPU have it soldered to the motherboard, so not upgradable.
Not all mobile 11-14th gen had Iris Xe - you can look them up on Wikipedia and I wouldn't go lower than 80 EUs. You should be able to find more used Intel laptops than AMD.
I have i7-1165G7 (96 EUs) and it's fine for older/not demanding games - I played Cities Skylines 1 on my laptop and it was playable.
PS: last time I checked I had better FPS on Linux than on Windows 10, which might be related to how Intel drivers and dxvk handle DirectX9
My first was Undercover on PSP, I played it for hours while waiting for my mom to pick me up from the school. Fun times