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This is so cool... It runs well and very solid Linux experience so far.
Full reviews up and Linux conversion guide is too
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After an incredible chapter, I’m no longer with DreamHack as of October 1st.
I’m proud of the communities I helped build and our work to make esports more inclusive and accessible. 💜
I’m open to opportunities in gaming, esports, events, and community leadership. Let’s connect!
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Experimental releases of GrapheneOS with our initial port to the Linux 6.18 branch are now available for testing on the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. We've done initial testing but there will likely be at least a dozen more crashes and other issues to find and fix.
People should only help with testing this if they're able to tolerate regular kernel panics and various hardware functionality not working. We've done basic testing of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, GNSS, Vulkan and virtual machines via the Terminal app and microdroid API but there's far more to test.
If you're interested in helping with testing, please join either our #testing:grapheneos.org channel on Matrix or #testing on our Discord server. We've posted links to over-the-air updates for each of the 4 releases in both channels. These are production builds signed with the official signing keys.
Users can update to these from our current releases and update from those to future experimental and regular releases. Hardware functionality should be the focus. Bluetooth / BLE, NFC, assorted Wi-Fi APs / standards, DisplayPort alt mode, USB peripherals, USB host modes, GNSS and NFC are examples.
These experimental releases have all of the changes from our current development branch and are security preview releases with the security preview patches from our previous release. We have 4 official build machines so we can build for all 4 devices in parallel and make new releases as people test.
Do not install the experimental releases unless you can tolerate regular freezes, kernel panics and broken hardware functionality. These are highly experimental and you should not expect the device to be very usable during the early testing. We'll make new releases with fixes for discovered issues.
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I used @claudeai to build an interactive CISSP study tracker. It mapped the exam blueprint against the Official Cert Guide and the INE course I’m taking to find gaps, then pulled supplemental material through the O’Reilly MCP to help fill in the gaps. ☺️
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This requires your endpoints be in FULL REMEDIATION mode. This is the DEFAULT SUPPORTED SETTING but many orgs turn it off during install and never flip it back on. Go fix that.
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I’ve been using windows since windows 3.11
I now use a Mac 💻 as my daily for loads of reasons…. But like I have so many devices it’s impossible to really know what I’ll be using 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am just at home on anything. I need a web browser, an internet connection 📶 and apart from that…..
I’m largely happy! 😃
OS wars become imho meaningless years and years ago, now it’s just sort of a nerd lulz 😜
We’re 2026 and people still judge those using Windows as their main driver. I’ve been doing this ever since the early 8 days with a few macOS and Linux side quests in between.
Yes, there were ups and downs, and I certainly do not approve some choices being pushed to the OS, but as far as the developer experience goes, the people behind it are all hands down amazing individuals building incredible tooling.
So yeah, I’m not ashamed to admit this. And yes, I’m super interested to see what these new devices can unlock with advancements in HydraFusion and MAI-Flash.
4 years ago I took a chance and packed my life up to move across the country to Las Vegas. Being from Ohio this was a huge change, restarting life somewhere new (and a lot more expensive) isn’t the easiest thing. I’m not where I want to be yet, but at least I’m making progress 🤝
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Streamers you can retire the green screen.
Background blur and removal are now built into Meld, powered by @NVIDIAGeForce #RTXOn
Almost put Ubuntu on a customers pc... woops. So speaking of which, I can sell all pc's and workstations with any Linux Distro you want if you don't want Windows
Question for anyone who has the most expense Asus astral GPUs 5080 and 5090. Have any of you experienced real bad crashing on these cards since they came out? This will be for gaming and streaming plus gaming when the gpu encounter is making obs crash while you game.
Sorry everyone, I have been out of commission due to getting new windows and now they're replaced! Now I'm rearranging my office and changing it up
































