dasgeekJust finished recording the latest Hardware Addicts with Wendy and Michael. It's back from vacation! #linux #hardwareaddicts
squirrellydave ☑️This is something @MichaelTunnell should check out, before @dasgeek gets his hand on one. #HardwareAddicts @TuxDigital
FLOX Advocate#DestinationLinux covered laptops with Linux pre-installed and the new release of #DarkTable this week
For both they brought in Wendy from #HardwareAddicts to provide extra depth
https://destinationlinux.org/episode-286/
DN has a booth at SCaLE in a couple weeks, see them there
286: Linux Laptops Galore - Destination Linux
https://youtu.be/iG-2xe8B3GY FULL SHOW NOTES ►► https://tuxdigital.com/podcasts/destination-linux/dl-286/ Chapters:00:00:00 = Welcome to DL 28600:00:56 = Community Feedback about HP Dev One00:03:15 = Michael's HP Envy x36000:06:45 = DigitalOcean Cloud Platform ( https://do.co/tux2022 )00:09:45 = Linux Laptops for Hardward Addicts00:12:43 = KDE Slimbook Specs00:12:28 = Tuxedo Pulse Gen 2 Specs00:12:16 = System76 Lemur…
LucifarGundam@WendyDLN @dasgeek
Was listening to latest #HardwareAddicts on #Odysee and wanted to clarify something about #intel naming conventions.
-Many names are pulled from geographic locations(mostly west coast US)
-Many names are in reference to either it's architecture or performance.
When looking underneath the cover of Cpu/Pch with a microscope, there are what resembles lakes, canyons, etc. Internally, no-one them by their spec-names eg "..2200k.." but have inhouse terminology thats 10x shorter.
So why the long name?
It makes it easier/clearer on BoM lists. Intel research wasn't initially meant for everyday consumers- so this goes back quite a long time ago to when most people who wanted the parts had to be specific because they cost a lot more than they do today. Refunds on experimental bleeding tech were not common inb4 the Arpanet.
No, not a spokesman- just someone who loves learning my techy roots.
Wendy DLNI'm getting ready to record episode 46 of #HardwareAddicts #podcast with @dasgeek and Michael. Then tomorrow morning, recording episode 79 of #DLNxtend podcast with @CubicleNate and @MattDLN. Lots of #hardware and #linux stuff happening around here!
Destination Linux (Podcast)A new episode of #HardwareAddicts has dropped!
In this episode, the Addicts discuss Apple's event with new 5G iPhone 12, Homepod Mini and iPhone Camera in Wendy's #CameraCorner
Check it out at https://hardwareaddicts.org/21
Apple's iPhone 12 gets 5G, 5nm & Convergence with Homepod Mini
In this episode, we’re going to discuss Apple event that occured Oct 13th which includes a new 5G iPhone, Homepod Mini and lots of camera talk we need Wendy to interpret. We cover all four new iPhone devices and the new 5nm A14 including iPhone 12, 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max.
A new episode of #HardwareAddicts has dropped! This episode we discuss @[email protected] #BigNavi and @[email protected] recent issues with Boost Clock on their latest #GPUs.
#CameraCorner: minimum system requirements for #photography
Check it out at https://hardwareaddicts.org/20
AMD's Big Navi Market Disruption & Nvidia Boost Clock Woes : Plus Minimum PC Specs For Photography
In this episode, we’re going to discuss AMD’s new Big Navi line, they’ve conveniently leaked some specs that have us all on the edge of our seats, and we will cover Nvidia’s very unfortunate issues with GPU Boost on their brand-new GPU’s. Next we head to the popular Camera Corner with Wendy where we discuss minimum PC specs for image editing.
New episode of #HardwareAddicts is hot off the assembly line! https://hardwareaddicts.org/15
on HA15, Ryan explains the differences between #Thunderbolt 4 ⚡ vs #USB 4 and even Thunderbolt 3. In #CameraCorner, Wendy explains Lens Calibration.
Hardware Addicts 15: Thunderbolt 4 vs USB 4 vs Thunderbolt 3 Explained! Plus Camera Lens Calibration.
In this episode, we’re going to discuss our hardware antics for the week, we will be discussing Thunderbolt 3 vs USB 4 vs Thunderbolt 4… are you prepared for the power, and then head to the popular Camera Corner with Wendy where we’re going to discuss Lens Calibration
We just dropped a new episode of #HardwareAddicts!
https://hardwareaddicts.org/12
We have a breakdown about the reliability of SSDs vs Spinning Disk (hard drives), we talk about Dynamic Range in the Camera Corner and we discuss PS5's new look!
Hardware Addicts 12: SSD's vs Spinning Disk Reliability, Camera Dynamic Range, PS5 New Look & More!
n this episode, we’re going to discuss our hardware antics for the week, we ask the question are SSD’s as reliable as spinning disks?, we finally head to the popular Camera Corner with Wendy where we’re going to discuss Dynamic Range…all this and more coming up.
Episode 10 of #HardwareAddicts has dropped! We discuss #Intel 10th Gen CPUs, Intel's #Optane, our kitchen #tech projects and some #gaming nostalgia with the #NeoGeo Mini.
In #CameraCorner, Wendy explains how sensors on #cameras capture color.
Hardware Addicts 10: Intel 10th Gen CPU's, Optane Power, How Camera Sensors Capture Color & More!
In this episode, we’re going to discuss the 10th Gen Intel offerings as promised from episode 9, everything we know about Intel Optane and how Intel’s 10th gen is going to fair in the current market. We cover gaming nostalgia and kitchen tech projects, and finally, we head to the popular Camera Corner with Wendy where we’re going to discuss how sensors capture color…all this and more coming up.