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Ultra Slim Fanless Box PC Builds on Intel IOTG Alder Lake-N Processors

The MS-1P17 Ultra Slim Fanless Box PC by MSI is powered by Intel Alder Lake-N processors, providing a low-power solution in three variants for different performance needs. Its fanless 25mm design is aimed at space-constrained installations, while two 2.5 GbE LAN ports deliver fast, reliable networking for demanding environments.

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Highlights of KDE Plasma 6.2 include new and improved power management features like per-monitor brightness control, the ability to override apps that are blocking sleep or screen locking, the ability to cycle between power profiles with the Meta+B keyboard shortcut, a power profile badge for the Battery Monitor widget’s icon, along with the ability for the Battery Monitor widget to stay visible while the computer is charging.

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New Alpha Release: Tor Browser 14.0a8

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Internet Exchange Points in Argentina: Network Infrastructure Improves the Balance of Trade

Suppose Internet User A and User B have hired services from two different companies and want to talk to each other. User A sends a message to B, but if they are using different companies, how does the data get there? That’s what the Internet was made for.

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These Linux distributions are best for developers - here's why

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Sep 18, 2024

Quoting: These Linux distributions are best for developers - here's why | ZDNET —

Ah, Linux! For the longest time, the open-source operating system was considered to be geared specifically for developers and computer scientists. Modern distributions are far more general purpose now -- but that doesn't mean there aren't certain distros that are also ideal platforms for developers.

What makes a distribution right for developers? Although I consider app compatibility, stability, and flexibility to be essential attributes for most any Linux distribution, developers also need the right tools for their jobs -- such as compilers, libraries, and emulators -- as well as access to custom repositories and support for specialized hardware.

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