At least in the U.S. and Canada, that is. This was brought to my attention thanks to a Reddit post where a user (presumably a resident of Canada), had posted how Lenovo was shipping laptops with Fedora and Ubuntu at a cheaper price compared to their Windows-equipped counterparts. Others then chimed in, saying that Lenovo […]
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Over a month after its previous March update, PhotoPrism, a widely adopted self-hosted open-source photo management tool, has just released a new upgrade, touching virtually every layer of the application—core AI, user experience, media handling, and infrastructure alike. Under the hood, the most impactful change is an engine swap from TensorFlow 1.15 to TensorFlow 2.18, which […]
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Auto-cpufreq, a free and open-source automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux, has launched its latest version, 2.6. Haven’t you heard of it? It’s a great piece of software that dynamically adjusts the CPU governor and frequency settings to balance power consumption, performance, and thermal management based on the system’s current workload and power […]
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If you use AI-based search engines, then you most likely know about Perplexity, the AI-powered search engine designed to provide factual, source-backed answers to its users. They have been making waves in the AI space alongside the other established outfits like OpenAI, Anthropic, etc., with their upcoming AI-powered web browser, Comet, set to be the […]