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I have one of these from my Macbook pro 13inch from 2011, I'll make a video on how much it comes out.

Framework has has a microsd card reader from the start. They just released the full SD card module, so I wanted to do a video on it.

Great Suggestion! I'll work on it this week, and get it up this next weekend!

@@ChrisNoble-w9k Why Red Hat? Look for Jobs with Linux, and start looking at Glassdoor (or other sites). How many companies pay for Linux? Those who make it a priority for reliability, longevity and or security. Look for the salary of someone who has a RHSCA or RHCE verses other certs. This is just a couple reasons why I’d pick Red Hat.

I'll do a video on a comparison with both this coming weekend. Let me know if there are question about either, and I'll include it in the video.

@@Jscar_Hawk I just got my 16 today actually. But main things I want to look into are screen response time comparison; screen usability in terms of how much that extra screen real estate provides from the 16 vs how much less the 13.5 is. The build quality difference. Battery life difference. Of course no pressure to cover these things, especially since I've already chosen the 16 myself, but I think in general those are some of the good topics that would make it a great video for people to compare. Also would be nice to have a lot of footage of the difference in size and form factor throughout

I’ve got some UHS-II SD cards coming in, to do a follow up video on. To check out some of the rewrite spades comparatively to some of the other SD card readers I’ve been using.

Just ordered UHS-II cards for testing. Give me a day for shipping and I'll get the follow up video on that subject!

@@Jscar_Hawk amazing 🤩

This is true, but I will say I’m glad to have an adapter that will now plug-in flush to my laptop versus having to have a net converter or dongle, I have to keep in my bag..

@@Jscar_Hawk looks like a really interesting laptop

Thanks for the feedback, I'll bring the music level down in the future.

I absolutely agree

Glad it helped!

When I was setting up this laptop, I had to open and closed so many times and upgraded within the first week of recording, there are things that I did that was not captured in the video. Which reminds me I should probably go back and get those videos posted . Now I’m running a dual boot set up.

Yes, that is what I meant. Thank you!

I going into detail in my hour talk… link should be in the description. Otherwise you can look for the home lab talk on my channel.

Thanks for the feedback. I’ll change that for the future!

Fantastic, glad to hear it!

Ram should be recognized automatically so you shouldn’t have to do anything via software. Worst case scenario it’ll be long the first boot after you have installed the ram since the bios is going through and mapping it. I hope that helps answer your question.

@@Jscar_Hawk That's great to know I won't need to do any software updates. I will be ordering the FW16 soon, may I also ask with a mini corsair mp600 2230 did you have any issues with the height limitations for the WD 2280 on top? Also do we get the bottom mousepad spacers for free with the laptop and only require to pick 2 spacers for the above keyboard modules? Thank you for your time & clarification :D

I’ve been using Linux as my daily driver since 2012 (when Ubuntu 8.04 was released on CDs). Privacy is not the only reason why you would switch to Linux. I’m also a huge proponent of self hosting. Neither of these were the focus for this video. This video was to show how easy you Can get started with a podcast running on Linux for close to nothing in cost. With other services like Riverside FM, the like casting you $20+ dollars per month, I wanted to show folks how to get started inexpensively. If you’re interested in finding out how to do this without using somebody else’s services or cloud or hosting your data, I’d be happy to do a follow up video.

they're still a small company, it's a tough business to make headway in, hopefully they keep growing and expand globally

Unfortunately, no those panels do not work for the touchpad area. It’s a different design and layout. I can follow up with the UA-cam short to show you the difference.

Legitimately thought this was part of the aesthetics and not meant for that purpose…. Thank you for pointing it out!

wondering the same here

At time of shipping, you only had one or two options of keyboards. Now after about six months or so, you have the ability to go through and select and get shipped different types of keyboards.

Getting into anything IT means that you’re going to be constantly learning and staying up-to-date. So if you’re a lifelong learner and enjoy keeping up with things that IT field is a great way to jump in. I’ve got a video “Stay RHELevent in your homelab” that goes into a deep dive with suggested resources and how to get started

I'm sure you've figured it out by now, but you can install USB C modules in all 6 slots, but some of them will be USB 4 speed and some will be USB 3.2 speed

Four panel color shift is not possible because it’s a different set up on the bottom. I’ll create a short to show the differences and link to this comment.

Glad you think so!

It a good amount of games. It works for me.

@@Jscar_Hawk - You have a short attention span dude?

@@Kohanasglade It's not an ADHD thing, it's a depression thing. If you've ever heard that “kids are easily entertained”, it's because their brain wasn't stressed enough yet for serotonin receptors deterioration to kick in, so the slightest amount of it keeps them satisfied. If you're happy playing one game from start to finish, it's great! Means your parents paid just the right amount of attention to you growing up, and your job didn't suck the joy of life out of you yet - your mental health is more or less okay. That's not the case for 90% of society. With the constant stress of adult life, your fight or flight instincts kick in when there's a deadline coming, or your boss is in a bad mood - not really a situation you can fight your way through or run away from. So you have no choice but to endure it, and it's slowly destroying the chemistry in your brain. Cortisol keeps building up and finally reaches a level so high that a single joyful activity isn't enough to produce an overtaking level of serotonin. You're easily bored, disappointed, nothing seems to satisfy you. Therefore, you either succumb and dig yourself an even deeper hole, or you surround yourself with as many entertaining experiences as you can, and switch between them rapidly to create the feeling of “something new”. Which creates its own set of issues in the long run, but it's helping for now. Welcome to adulthood.