Huzzah! A Linux phone with specs that wouldn’t have looked pathetic five years ago!

Actually, those specs are comparable to the Pixel 7a I’m writing this on at a slightly cheaper price! Has the era of the Linux phone begun?

Come on, man, AVR chips aren’t SoCs except in the technical sense.

For now. If Google succeeds at doing this it won’t be.

ootl-- what happened in 2020?

Well first off, if you’re building a NAS, build it out of drives that are rated for NAS use. Seagate’s IronWolf line is a bit pricier than their BarraCuda but has better transfer speeds and (more importantly) better resiliency to vibration, which is important if you’re putting a half dozen drives in the same enclosure and don’t want them to fail prematurely.

…huh?

Link pls?

if the graph is really at 0%, and not 0.0001%, why’s it there at all?

also, i’m really confused as to why an HTML webui would qualify as a display server.

would that show up as their display server though? surely VMWare et al run some other display server on the backend and then stream to clients via VNC?

who is using linux through their web browser

Systemd breaks its own standards. Oh, were you making a replacement for this component of systemd that does some things the systemd version doesn’t? Well the latest version of systemd just changed the Unix socket protocol that it uses to communicate with the rest of systemd from text based to binary. Sorry for the lack of warning.

wait they made an electric hummer?

edit: son of a gun

i use…colors…

the servers in my and my friends’ network are called Red, Blue, Green, Orange, Heracles, and hp_elitedesk (don’t ask about those last two

I do come up with fancy names for my laptops though, usually some combination of the model of the laptop and the OS it’s running. Void Linux + Thinkpad = “voidpad” was pretty straightforward, but when my next machine was an Alienware running Arch I was a bit stuck. After a bit of thought I remembered that one episode of Star Trek with the Guardian of Forever and named it “guardianoffornow”

no use, minecraft server is single threaded. it won’t hit 20TPS in an even slightly complex world no matter how much compute you throw at it

I’m a big fan of MPD since it runs in the background and can be remote controlled from other devices in the house. Also supports every format under the sun up to and including chiptunes. May or may not be useful to you though.

Searx exists and is decentralized although as for the quality of results that’s up in the air

That exists, it’s called Searx, and in my experience it isn’t great

did you know you can use debian on the freebsd kernel

• Accidentally did a partial upgrade of Arch Linux in which I upgraded libssl but not systemd (which depended on it) (which refused to start becuase one of its dependencies had been upgraded to an incompatible version) (which caused the kernel to panic immediately on bootup because the init process died) (writing init=bash on the kernel command line gave me a shell but not network access) (i had to boot off a liveusb, chroot into my /, and run pacman -Syu from there in order to fix it)
• Use Ubuntu, at all, for anything, ever

and a signal bounced off three continents to watch a video of a cat climbing into a box. A video that was recorded five feet away from me.

are you talking about some proprietary camera that only syncs to the cloud?