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- Comment on Why did Raspberry Pi make their own SSD? 3 weeks ago:
Idk, but I wanted to see.
- Comment on Opera explains how it plans to keep uBlock Origin support as Google Chrome disables it 3 weeks ago:
To add to this- playback also continues with the screen off too. So ya, ff mobile with those extensions is basically yt premium XD
- Comment on Stolen credit cards up for grabs on Meta’s Threads. 3 weeks ago:
Some kinda weird Honeypot?
- Comment on Why did Raspberry Pi make their own SSD? 3 weeks ago:
The gist of it is because there’s some key features most don’t have. This way they can offer something that’s guaranteed to have it. I can’t recall the exact details as it’s from a recent Jeff g video I watched.
- Comment on Tesla issues 5th recall for the new Cybertruck within a year, the latest due to rearview camera 1 month ago:
Bruh, if this platform had gold id give.
Take these instead: 🪙🪙🪙
- Comment on This researcher wants to replace your brain, little by little. The US government just hired a researcher who thinks we can beat aging with fresh cloned bodies and brain updates. 1 month ago:
I don’t get the down votes. Did y’all forget about sleep? No one vividly dreams every night all night long. Often it’s the fade to black going to sleep then the sudden awakening.
- Comment on The Arch Linux team is now working directly with Valve — SteamOS and Arch should both benefit greatly 1 month ago:
Fair
- Comment on The Arch Linux team is now working directly with Valve — SteamOS and Arch should both benefit greatly 1 month ago:
Doesn’t it currently only support like one or two games? I have a grandfathered premium account. It’s a must for me for the few games I used to mod. Not to mention all the other mod utilities that outright don’t work. Things the community has built. Not mad at them for not making another version of their apps.
Maybe one solution is for most games to have some kind of built in mod support? Bg3 basically did it. CP77 also kinda tried.
- Comment on there's now more ads in "legit" sites (YouTube, amazon) than in piracy sites 1 month ago:
laughs in pi-hole blocking in-app ads
- Comment on Who still uses pagers? 2 months ago:
You can also setup local comms network for them and the bands they can operate in have better structural penetration vs most WiFi/cellular?
It also gives them a singular, simple device that won’t be confused for personal notifications like a smart phone.
Not everything needs to be bleeding edge. We still use forks and spoons cuz they just work.
- Comment on Firefox rolls out Total Cookie Protection by default to all desktop users worldwide | It is Firefox’s strongest privacy protection to date, confining cookies to the site where they were created 2 months ago:
Well, now how am I supposed to cross reference my need of fuzzy slippers and woodworking stuff?!
- Comment on How Streaming Destroyed TV 2 months ago:
- Comment on An angry admin shares the CrowdStrike outage experience 3 months ago:
On prem AD. At least for my MSP’s clients. Have been pushing hard last few years to migrate to azure.
- Comment on Self hosting is hard. How do you overcome? 4 months ago:
Mostly I just use nextclouds deck extension. It behaves close enough to what I need as a solo operation.
- Comment on Self hosting is hard. How do you overcome? 4 months ago:
Others have said this, but it’s always a work in progress.
What started out as just a spare optiplex desktop and needing a dedicated box for Minecraft and valheim servers, to now having a rack in my living room with a few key things I and others rely on. You definitely aren’t alone XD
Regular, proactive work goes a long way. I also stated creating tickets for myself, each with a specific task. This way I could break things down, have reminders of what still needs attention, and track progress.
- Comment on China could start building world’s biggest particle collider in 2027 4 months ago:
I think (and I’m by far no particle physicists) that generally the larger the collider, the better the results can be. Also allows for more energetic collisions with potential discovery of new particles.
- Comment on Using Ubuntu may give off a hipster vibes to the average PC user, but within the Linux community its has the opposite effect. 6 months ago:
Funny description came up about Linux this weekend from my father in law. He kept referring to Linux as an “aftermarket OS”. First time I’ve heard it out like that, didn’t bother responding tbh lol.
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- Comment on Motherboard makers apparently to blame for high-end Intel Core i9 CPU failures 6 months ago:
Isn’t this the topic Jayztwocents has talked about recently? AIB’s making up their own defaults for cpu performance.
- Comment on TSMC says first 1.6nm chips coming in 2026 6 months ago:
What’s the threshold for quantum tunneling to be an issue? Cuz at such small scales, particles can…teleport through stuff.
- Comment on Beginner needs help with setting NextCloud without a domain 8 months ago:
I set mine up with a no-ip dyndns for free. Lots of options here op. But in the long run having any domain is going to smooth out the process. Also don’t skip over LetsEncrypt cert.
- Comment on Mozilla Firefox is Working on a Tab Grouping Feature 8 months ago:
For work, ya I’ve found it useful. Personally, at home no.
- Comment on MacBooks, Chromebooks lead losers in laptop repairability analysis 9 months ago:
From what I remember, even the dell process was a testament to following instructions to the T. Having to do some steps with the battery connected, then more with it disconnected, then connected again. HP used some special screw for board locking. Lol what a wild time.
- Comment on MacBooks, Chromebooks lead losers in laptop repairability analysis 9 months ago:
I can only go by people like Luis Rossman on Mac stuff, but I’ve done my fair amount of Chromebook repairs. Granted it’s been a few years, and most were dell and splash of HP/Lenovo. Hardware wise there’s not much to them, physically. Pretty easy with simple tools. However, the shimming/reloading the OS is a whole different monster. Dell was the easiest, but was still involved.
- Comment on RaspberryPi becoming unresponsive at random intervals 9 months ago:
Not sure if the rpi3 can use the 64bit version, or if it’s possible for it use an SSD like the the 4 can?
- Comment on A tiny radioactive battery could keep your future phone running for 50 years 10 months ago:
So, you’re saying there’s a chance :p
The sentiment for me here, is any overall betterment of portable power is good. Yea the article and this specific tech is presented in an overhyped fashion, no doubt.
- Comment on A tiny radioactive battery could keep your future phone running for 50 years 10 months ago:
My grampa had a pacemaker that was.
- Comment on A tiny radioactive battery could keep your future phone running for 50 years 10 months ago:
Nuclear power at small scale is already in use in devices. Some medical devices, smoke detectors etc. As long as there is proper shielding, the enclosure is robust enough, and the overall device is made easily serviceable, I’m all for it. I can understand the fear sentiment of anything flagged as radioactive, but radiation is all around us already. Idk, but the less we can ditch super toxic and explosive lithium the better.
- Comment on ...So I Finally Quit Spotify 10 months ago:
I can see that. Though it’s been a few years since I’ve used it.
- Comment on ...So I Finally Quit Spotify 10 months ago:
I only used Spotify for podcasts when I used to be on the road all the time. For music, I’ve had a free Pandora account for years now. Does what I need it too. And with wireguard+pihole I don’t get ads either.