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Remember Framework, the company building a repairable, modular laptop? The first reviews are in, and it seems they’re quite positive – people are wondering why none of the other big OEMs are capable of making a thin, light, and sturdy laptop with this amount of upgradeability and repairability. Linus from Linus Tech Tips made a long, detailed video about the laptop as well, and was so impressed he bought one right away. I have to say – this laptop has me very, very intrigued. It hits all the right buttons, with the only major uncertainty being just how long a relatively small company li...

For internet customers, the order may result in increased transparency on broadband bills, end exclusivity arrangements made between landlords and internet service providers, and ban early termination fees for people who change providers. And it may reignite the fight over net neutrality rules governing internet providers. The order could also lead to lower costs for medications by making it easier to import them from Canada and make it easier to get refunds from airlines. “Today President Biden is taking decisive action to reduce the trend of corporate consolidation, increase competition,...

Intel-based MacBook Pro is Intel's latest anti-Apple campaign target Intel continues to throw shade at Apple, oddly aiming at the Intel-based MacBook Pro, but this time using gaming as a cudgel to try and prove Windows-based products are better than Apple's offerings. Intel's presentation offered some bold claims against Apple Apple is on a two-year transition away from Intel in favor of using its own Apple Silicon chips in Macs, and its initial M1 releases easily demonstrates Apple is doing things right. However, Intel is still quite unhappy about the break-up, as a pres...

A very unique motherboard on May 24, 2021, 13:11 Bottom line: Enctec’s goal with the Rev. Q270 was to create a board designed specifically with passive CPU cooling in mind (for industrial applications, to limit the build-up of dust from fans). Modern processors generate an incredible amount of heat, and simply put, they weren’t able to design a heatsink with enough surface area to keep a chip cool enough without interfering with other components on the front of the board, like the memory or PCIe slots. So, they moved the CPU socket to the back of the board and created...