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It seems like they are just using Debian testing with periodic version freezes. It's very likely not all that different from just running testing.

Better standby performance is great news, as I know it's not all Framework's fault for the inconsistent standby power drain on the current models.

Do you have any preliminary specs on how battery life differs between these and the 11th gen equivalents?

Xfinity provides /64 prefixes to their customers. There must be some missing configuration on your router.

I have a 10/10 score.

Two things:

They are replaceable when the external ports (USB-C or otherwise) wear out without the need for soldering or internal board replacement.

The design of the modules is open source, meaning that anyone can design a module that fits their needs.

I remember reading somewhere that this short story inspired "The Parking Garage" episode of Seinfeld.

I just recently flashed a Gotek with this firmware to resurrect an Amiga A500 with a broken floppy drive. It works great with the addition of an OLED screen and a 3D printed bracket to mount it in the Amiga's internal floppy slot.

I'm also eagerly awaiting the support for Heathkit *.H8D format images so that I can more easily use my H89 without needing unobtainable hard-sector floppy disks.

> It will need to support the C interface components like PDO database drivers and the Laravel web framework.

Laravel does not have any C PHP modules in its codebase. While it makes use of drivers provided by them, it does not have any components that are written in C.

SSR - Server Side Rendering

Another excellent addition to the form factor by Paul!

The first Teensy was my stepping stone off of the Arduino IDE and platform for modern embedded development. Library support and form factor make these excellent devices to integrate into one-off custom electronics projects.

With 4.0 it looks like we have an excess of IO and processing grunt, and I'm curious what the power consumption is like at the slower clock speeds.