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Review of Firefox “Fenix” for Android
() The new Firefox version for Android comes with big changes under the hood, but also drops support for thousands of extensions, and is less configurable.
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The hoops I jump through to be an Amazon customer in Norway
() I browse for items on Amazon UK, ordered through Amazon Germany, items get shipped from the UK through Denmark, and somehow still arrive in Norway in two days.
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Can Linux hibernate into tmpfs?
() Hibernation requires that you can swap data out of volatile memory into something that will persist through a power cycle. A tmpfs in RAM isn’t the best option.
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How to schedule Folding@home to only run during winter nights
() Anyone can donate PC power to medical science with Folding@home. Here’s how to schedule it to only run at night during winter. For macOS, Windows 10, and Linux.
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RunCat and the battery-impact of processor indicators
() RunCat is a desktop pet that lives in your Mac’s top bar. It runs faster when your Mac is busy but it can also prevent it from entering energy-saving modes.
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Buying a new TV or monitor? Look for EU’s new QR code to know its longevity
() The new energy-efficiency labels contain information on how long products will receive software and firmware updates, spare parts availability, and support.
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