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Joao Carrasqueira

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Pombal, Portugal
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Wi-Fi 8 is the first wireless upgrade in years that isn’t chasing speed, and home networks need it

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By Joao Carrasqueira Verified, João Carrasqueira
| XDA Developers
Wi-Fi upgrades have boiled down to a lot of similar talking points over the past decade or so. Every few years, a new generation of Wi-Fi comes along and promises more speed, more bandwidth, more range, and so on. But now, with Wi-Fi 7 still slowly making its way into homes around the world, things are looking different. Wi-Fi 8 is already starting to take shape, and for the first time in a while, it isn't about speed at all.
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After years of fragmented Plasma implementations, the team is finally building the ideal KDE distro

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By Joao Carrasqueira Verified, João Carrasqueira
| XDA Developers
KDE Plasma has been one of the most popular desktop environments for Linux for quite a while now, and speaking personally, it's also been one of my favorites since I started using Linux. There's just a ton of features built into it, and a lot of Linux distros have adopted it as a result, whether it's Fedora, Kubuntu, or SteamOS. But there hasn't been an "official" implementation of Plasma... until recently, that is.
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I replaced Google Photos and OneDrive with my own server, and it made me realize I never needed the cloud

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By Joao Carrasqueira Verified, João Carrasqueira
| XDA Developers
For years, OneDrive was where I stored most of my photos, while my wife typically relied on Google Photos for the same purpose. That was until I discovered the wonderful world of self-hosting, and with it, Immich. In the past year or so, Immich has replaced both OneDrive and Google Photos for my family, and frankly, I haven't missed the cloud at all. My personal "cloud" is all I need.
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