

Replace everything? Not what I said. But moving over to I2P for piracy would be good.
Your ISP can’t really block it. No DNS needed Doesnt need any form of VPN.


Replace everything? Not what I said. But moving over to I2P for piracy would be good.
Your ISP can’t really block it. No DNS needed Doesnt need any form of VPN.


It is not as fast as the clear web. That’s true. But if you are willing to wait a bit longer for something you are fine.


we shut have migrated to I2P already IMO. So if you have not already look in to I2P.


Maybe you are 🫣 Jk, I do think hyprland is a nice WM. But man… The drama around it.


Often you can just send them a email about the behavior, Using their generic contact info.


Yeah if you setup the firewall correctly you can access the TV but the TV can’t access anything it self.


And that’s why I have a VLAN without outbound connections allowed. Still allows me to cast to the device from a separate vlan but the TV has no internet at all.


Funny you say that.I install both from time to time. And find windows mutch more a hassel to install.
When you want a local account install with windows you first have to prep the whole ISO inject a unattended.XML file before install. Sometimes that’s not enough and windows will force choose the edition requiring even more work on the ISO preparation. Linux you boot and click true to non invasive menu and it just installs.
Yes their are ways to open cmd and get a local account that way, but not all work anymore and Microsoft is slowly shutting that door.


I think GOS is established enough it can pull through. Won’t be easy at all though.
I do hope Motorola can give some good official support as a manufacturer.


I got a Minis forum S100 PC stick. It does work well with kodi. But! It can be a load of work to get going. This device is using a UFS storage chip. So not all distros will install on it by default and require some tweaks to load kernel modules at boot. I use the device with alpine Linux and kodi GBM on top (libreelec doesnt see the storage device).
Also keep a eye out for what the CPU supports on these lower end chips. Not all of them have great hardware decoding support.


Not really… “Education” and real world are vastly different. Getting accustomed to a mailing list other maintainers etc is not something you learn with your education.
And leaving bugs for hardware no one had touched in ages is not too big of a deal. And a nice gateway for new comers who actually want to learn it instead of trow a LLM at it.


Honestly 15+ year old bugs are also left in the linux kernel for people to pick up, Learn from and get deeper in kernel development. They know they can easily find them with a LLM but choose not to. Policy’s are changing due to the mass influx of these “bug” fixes.


I dont… I am absolutely stressing the DDR3 I have. But no way I am going to pay 500% for some memory!


This is so backwards. You know how people learn to do things? It is to ask things…


Arch as far as I am aware has never been recommended to new users. Sure their is CachyOS and other variants. And on top of that AUR you shut read the build scripts. But I suppose not many people do that unfortunately.


For using navidrome on android I use the tempus client. Which is a fork of the now dead tempo client.


Yes Lets put a death sentience to stupid people like you 🤨


Trump administration is good for the world except the US… Forcing countries to be less reliant on the US.
To get the know the true spec you need special measuring devices. No software can tell you the true spec without knowing the actual inside of the cable. You can do a few test to get a rough estimate though. But that means testing all the capabilities and see what it does. Could be using the cables way out of spec that way however.