Category: Geek stuff
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Truly thinking about subscribing Obsidian Sync. For someone using it only on the desktop, then saving the vault in something like Dropbox, or even in Github, works great. But for someone like me, with multiple vaults, in not only multiple computers but also mobile devices, not forgetting in mobile the reliable sync options are fewer, and I prefer to to have the full plug-ins installed in mobile… That’s when I started to see the appeal of it.
Now that Framework released a laptop with LPCAMM2 memory, I’m very curious on what they’ll do with the next iteration of Framework Desktop. Because something without soldered memory could be very interesting.
A really neat and fun overview of the new stuff from Framework, in particular the 13 Pro. But he forgot one important change, probably the best, the new locking mechanism of the swappable modules, as the old one requires you to use both hands.
The guys at Framework just released a new Framework 13 Pro, with updated and beefier specs, and the cool thing is I can upgrade my current Framework 13 if I want to, like getting the new chassis and larger battery. How not to like this?!
(…) the attacker must convince the target to manually toggle the community plugin
Not that hard, enabling this is one of the first things an Obsidian user does. Having a thriving community of addons means this is inevitable.
YouTube now has 90 seconds unskippable ads, suddenly watching regular TV is becoming much more appealing, I also get the ads but at least I don’t need to choose what to see next…
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It’s 2026 and for some reason we still have apps that only know English…
Proton is currently running a promo for Unlimited, and if they had an official Drive client for Linux I would certainly bite the bullet.
If they had Drive for Linux, which seems kinda obvious because they have Linux apps for all their other services.
And no, I don’t want to use rclone…
