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FYI -- the PKGBUILD sent out for the latest Bridge has an interesting error in it. The email directs you to download a deb file from https://protonmail.com/download/beta/protonmail-bridge_1.1.3-1_amd64.deb but the PKGBUILD file URL is https://protonmail.com/download/protonmail-bridge_1.1.3-1_amd64.deb (note the slight difference in uri). While they have the same filename these files do not have the same sha256sum. The first link, with /beta/ in it, contains the file that matches with the sha256sum that is contained in the PKGBUILD file.

Anyone know where to find PDFs for 1.5?

I just installed it and set it up. Appears to be iPhone only for the moment.

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I'm considering a new laptop, and want something with a decent amount of power, and the OLED screen on the new 13 is pretty tasty looking.

Does anyone have experience with the newest alienware laptops? I assume much of the experience of, for example, the 15" would transfer to the new 13". I specifically want TPM and would plan to run Arch on it.

Thanks

I'm trying to spec out a passthrough gaming machine and am curious if anyone has any good info about performance between various hardware, and the general cost/benefits.

As stated in the title the 3 major contenders would appear to be the 5820k, 5960x, and 6700k.

As near as I can tell the major difference is that the 6700 might have a slight (5%? 10%?) edge on single thread performance (assuming they're all overclocked). The 5820k and the 5960x would seem to have the greater number of PCIe lanes and greater number of cores going for them. More cores of course means more to throw at VMs.

[Heres one direct comparison](http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2016-what-is-the-faste

As the summer sale is progressing, I've been doing the daily card crawl through my queue, and it occurs to me that one of the algorithms they're using for generating those queues is the tags, but not, apparently, the OS.
Well, tags are arbitrary, so why not start adding a Linux tag to items if it'll help discovery?

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