Context: Windows Modern Standby has been quite the pest lately. (Laptop cooks itself in my bag.)
I could turn it off, but my system doesn’t support S3, so I’d be stuck with hibernate. :/
I could turn it off, but my system doesn’t support S3, so I’d be stuck with hibernate. :/
March 22, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Context: Windows Modern Standby has been quite the pest lately. (Laptop cooks itself in my bag.)
I could turn it off, but my system doesn’t support S3, so I’d be stuck with hibernate. :/
I could turn it off, but my system doesn’t support S3, so I’d be stuck with hibernate. :/
Reposted by Astro
Want to make a Dent in Things?
Rewire your brain to bring joy from the necessities in life.
Make grocery shopping more fun than planning a wardrobe. Feel the rewarding power of brewing coffee at home.
Nobody's saying you don't deserve nice things. But maybe rethink what nice is.
Rewire your brain to bring joy from the necessities in life.
Make grocery shopping more fun than planning a wardrobe. Feel the rewarding power of brewing coffee at home.
Nobody's saying you don't deserve nice things. But maybe rethink what nice is.
February 16, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Want to make a Dent in Things?
Rewire your brain to bring joy from the necessities in life.
Make grocery shopping more fun than planning a wardrobe. Feel the rewarding power of brewing coffee at home.
Nobody's saying you don't deserve nice things. But maybe rethink what nice is.
Rewire your brain to bring joy from the necessities in life.
Make grocery shopping more fun than planning a wardrobe. Feel the rewarding power of brewing coffee at home.
Nobody's saying you don't deserve nice things. But maybe rethink what nice is.
Reposted by Astro
Because you know what I'm really sick of? Throwing more computers at things just for the hell of it.
I think most honest assessments of the technological landscape today would conclude that, for day to day needs, we've arrived. I haven't strictly needed a new PC for almost a decade.
I think most honest assessments of the technological landscape today would conclude that, for day to day needs, we've arrived. I haven't strictly needed a new PC for almost a decade.
January 3, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Because you know what I'm really sick of? Throwing more computers at things just for the hell of it.
I think most honest assessments of the technological landscape today would conclude that, for day to day needs, we've arrived. I haven't strictly needed a new PC for almost a decade.
I think most honest assessments of the technological landscape today would conclude that, for day to day needs, we've arrived. I haven't strictly needed a new PC for almost a decade.