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If it wasn’t for Handsome Boy Modeling School, I’d still have sixty dollars.
You just can’t buy too old or the inverse happens and the performance per watt drops. I think you’re right that 2012 is about the cutoff. Maybe 2007 for certain items, like my 2007 iMac. But if you’re getting back to the Pentium 4 era you’ve gone too far and need to turn back around.
Hell yuh.
Have you set up certificates with LetsEncrypt or something similar?
Since you’re running it on your own hardware and obviously have admin privileges, you could try out Certbot:
HTTPS requires signed certificates to be able to connect, that’s part of the trust provided in the security. Also, HTTPS is port 443 while HTTP is port 80.
The catch is you have to install the Epic app or whatever it is called.
Also they hate Linux and shitcanned the already-existing native Linux port of Rocket League when they bought it. It’s fair to say you won’t dump resources into making new Linux ports but shitcanning a quality one that already existed? They can eat shit.
I never played Rocket League again after that.
I have a related question: Isn’t hardware-based encryption faster than software-based? Or is that just an assumption on my art?
Boom. Chrome installed. However, why can’t it be in the App Center where it would be available with only one click?
Hey check it out, this guy doesn’t understand that closed source apps aren’t distributed this way! Chromium and Firefox are available, ya dingus!
Control my phone from the desktop – this appears to be doable in KDE desktop but not easily in Gnome desktop environment
scrcpy, man this guy needs someone walking him through better solutions. He’s even trying to use Notepad++ instead of things like Kate.
Hardware support is the Achilles Heel of Linux
Only if you have fancy shit, it seems like. I am a low-end end nerd and I rarely have hardware issues.
Anyway, yeah, people need help from the community first time around or they’re gonna be figuring out what works by piecemeal instead of having quality suggestions.
Everyone hates snaps but a sandboxed snap also exists in addition to a flatpak.
I am mostly saying this simply to annoy people.
Lookin pretty slick, I dig it.
Did you 3D print the rackmounts or is there a place to get smallish ones like this?
Build your own NAS. It doesn’t need to be quite as beefy as a gaming computer or personal computer, but a lot of companies that make NAS devices are making them more and more proprietary.
So PC with TrueNAS or Unraid or something similar. Don’t get sucked into an ecosystem that won’t let you use your own drives.
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Rakuten, maybe? Still not super privacy respecting, but moderately moreso than Amazon perhaps?
EDIT: Check that, looks like they’re only in digital sales like Amazon in Japan, whereas they are just a cashback service in the USA.
I haven’t messed with it yet, but ddclient works with a lot of domain registrars.
https://github.com/ddclient/ddclient
ddclient even suggest these as alternatives:
That’s part of why I use Xubuntu/Kubuntu mainly and Lubuntu for real low end stuff. Straight vanilla Ubuntu is… not super appealing. Ubuntu server that’s just CLI/headless though, that’s pretty tits, imho.
I agree that the backend for snaps being proprietary sucks, but I actually think snaps themselves are pretty useful in server configurations because of the sandboxing and limiting access to system resources. I get the whole argument that it’s doing what flatpak already did yadda yadda, but like… competing standards happens. It’s part of life and always will be.
I work for Meta (Facebook).
For example, the word “protest” will now get your account and activity monitored.
Suddenly Ubuntu doesn’t seem so terrible now, does it??
Ubuntu gang represent.
World-leading research is taking place into this field at King’s College London, where scientists have explored lab-grown teeth for more than a decade.
Yep, I first read about this more than a decade ago so that tracks. Probably a decade or three more before it’s really viable as a solution.
Yeah for that you have to look to Germany, which has largely embraced Matrix, and certain states, such as Schleswig-Holstein, have embraced Linux and LibreOffice:
https://element.io/matrix-in-germany
https://www.zdnet.com/article/german-state-ditches-microsoft-for-linux-and-libreoffice/
c’est magnifique
What are you using graphics on a server for instead of just CLI?