Zoom Videoconferencing on Linux

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The question on the concept of Linux being "too precise" wouldn't be new.

I have had certain peripherals hang on Linux but work...

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A friend of mine who worked on the "Star Wars" project called Ada "the perfect language for government bureaucracies". I wasn't sure...

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I love that wood grain. Reminds me of the nice wood JBL, Infinity and others used to use on their loudspeakers in the late 70's early 80's. Now its just...

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Some manufacturers are beholden to their suppliers to create and develop in car electronics. This also means they are beholden to their ability to patch,...

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With the COVID virus, the use of videoconferencing is exploding and my requirements were the use of Zoom on Linux.

Even though I had used...

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Macallen Single Malt perhaps?

iMessage allowed non-carrier devices to get the same message. Total chaos to the carrier revenue stream....

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A VPN for their use only I assume. Many android apps will not load if they detect a VPN is active on the device. Banking apps, financial apps, some commerce...

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Thanks, much appreciated.

In this case I wasn't looking at mesh VPN specifically, I had read about how Slack was so happy about Nebula performance...

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What is better, Wireguard or Nebula?

Has anyone seen any good end to end testing of these as of late?

Google only has a bunch...

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Most enterprises install server RHEL with no gui to reduce the patching overhead and cut down on the attack vectors.

RHEL comes with lots...

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Very true. However AWS bought Annapurna Labs to get there. Nuvia has no deep pocket sugar daddy (that I am aware of) to keep them above water indefinitely....

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VMWare has already sunsetted anything prior to 2010 (Westmere) due to missing instructions for virtualization. I wonder how much virtio stuff for KVM...

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Hey I wish them the best, but when it comes to ARM in the datacenter, promise, promises.

When Phoronix gets a unit to put through the paces...

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https://harddiskdirect.com/a3402a-hp...k-adapter.html

HP even made JetDirect cards for it....

https://www.m4l.com/J2981A-HP...

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Even then there were very large companies who simply moved to 16Mbps token ring and CAT5. I remember all of those silly LSB issues we would have with...

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As a habit Phoronix does not "normalize" the builds prior to testing, he downloads their latest release as is and tests. Occasionally on smaller...

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Specified to allow ethernet to work on older CAT3 cable. Meant to help all of the legacy token ring sites and their 4Mbps CAT3 wiring to convert to 100Mbps...

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Makes me wonder what else is using some form of crypto offload that inline would replace and raise performance on?...

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My bad, I was looking at CPU-World.

http://www.cpu-world.com/Compare_CPU...068404068710/?

Trusted Execution is missing in the...

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As far as I can tell, this Xeon-E Coffee Lake is identical to the Intel Core i9-9980HK...