The new meta is Power Profiles Deamon: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/upower/power-profiles-daemon/-/blob/main/README.md
Otherwise you should see if power management is enabled for all your pcie and input devices (using powertop for example). If you run a nvme ssd, make sure it is allowed to use all power states (bit more involved topic).
Good luck :D

If you have an android phone, plug it into the macmini via usb, connect to wifi and enable usb tethering.

You can change brakes, suspension, lights, pretty much everything without software locks. Only drive train is locked, which rarely fails and it does so progressively.

Also you can enter service mode now and tell it to reflash the whole car. Need a new steering rack or camera for example? Swap the part, hit reflash and the car flashes the correct vin, coding and software into the part and offers calibration afterwards.
Also built in scantool to read fault codes and do basic diag. More advanced diag needs Tesla Toolbox. Costs $165 for a day of access/$500 per month, but is possible with an ethernet cable and doesn’t need a $1800 SAE J2534 box.

X handles fractional scaling terrible as well lol. Has caused terrible tearing and framedrops for me on a Framework 13.

I doubt that a clean Windows 11 install causes issues. If anything it has better power management on 13th gen.

Framework Laptop 13 with 13th gen Intel.

Doesn’t sound normal to me. But those newer CPUs can scale the frequency extremely fast, so looking at the numbers in Task Manager might not be too meaningful.
Didn’t have any heating/fan issues on a 13th gen Framework Laptop 13 in either Windows 11 or Linux. But haven’t exactly looked at the clocks either. And don’t have access to those notebooks currently.

But the hardware vendors can mess up either thermal paste/cooling in gerneral, or force weird clock behavior via the bios/efi/acpi tables.

I don’t have evidence. That’s why I added the rumor in the title and mentioned it on the end of the post. It just never happend before in the youtube app like this. Could be pure coincidence. The only thing that concerns me is the language they use. It’s very suggestive they’ve done this on purpose. At least it sounds this way in German.

This happend on the app. Seems a bit odd, that I have to completely restart it when blocking a video. Whats next, logging in and out after every comment?

Buy a framework. Only Linux issue is screen tearing on X11 with fractional scaling. Wayland is fine.

Still better than a 5minute voice memo.

Even Desktop CPUs stop getting security updates. Intel 7th gen is on the chopping block soon.

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Well, I did shown_date-1024 weeks=epoch. Your explanation sounds correct, though.

The only thing is, I’ve seen 2003 date before 2023 in random trains. Could also be a weird glitch when time sync fails or something.

But this would mean the epoch here would be the 2 April 1984 or maybe the 1st, if you respect the time as well, which sounds a tiny bit random lol. But so would be to use a week counter in the first place :D Especially since those trains are from the early 2000s.

EDIT: Other times in 2003 are also possible apparently https://twitter.com/TAltgeld/status/1646386165006716928?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1646386165006716928|twgr^99a8805bbdf28d116a3a7037dc24347da978e819|twcon^s1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.kreiszeitung.de%2Flokales%2Fbremen%2Fsorgt-fuer-spott-im-netz-geniale-loesung-der-db-der-zug-aus-der-vergangenheit-92212981.html

Huh? I had the redesign for a few weeks already and I can still double click playlists in my library. Only annoying issue I’m having is a wide unnecessary black bar when using spotify in full screen on MacOS.

I mean it’s just css. You could build one :D There are examples on github :)