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It would have been nice if they came up with something shorter like .lan.
It would have been nice if they came up with something shorter like .lan.
That depends on the ISP having backup batteries for their equipment. It will usually only last a couple of hours. 5G will usually stay up for a few days. For longer outages, you will need satellite internet and lots of fuel for your generator.
It looks like work is still being done on Coreboot for the Framework. They got it running on the AMD version. It’s not ready for use yet, but at least there is some progress.
There is no reason to support all distros. They already have an appimage, they could have dropped support for everything but that.
You can specify multiple formats and it will download the first one that’s available.
You just need a program that actually supports the hardware video decoder. I’ve played 30-40mbps bluray rips on a Raspberry Pi 1B without any issues in kodi. The video played smoothly with no frame drops. The user interface was very sluggish though.
The GPU and video acceleration on the Pi is weird, so software has to be built specifically for it.
FreeDNS works pretty well as long as you don’t need more than 5 DNS records.
Make sure you get the flash drive from a reputable seller. Sites like amazon have lots of fakes that are actually a much lower capacity than they report.
Another option is a SSD and external enclosure.
The dedicated Intel GPUs have nowhere near as much performance as an RX 7900. The video encoder is very good though.
It’s best to install yt-dlp manually and let it self update. It needs to be kept on the latest version since youtube is constantly breaking things. It’s only a single file and it can be installed in any directory in your $PATH
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Yeah, they really want to keep your data.
Have you tried mounting the google drive on your computer and copying the files with your file manager?
I wouldn’t consider something to be bricked if it can be fixed by simply restoring a backup or reinstalling the OS.
That looks interesting. Does anyone have a link to it? The only thing that comes up in the search results is the liliputing article.
Then you need a very tall screen.
Well, you found your problem then. You will need to get a decent quality SSD to speed it up. Avoid those cheap QLC SSDs, they are slower than mechanical hard drives once the SLC cache fills up.
Straight keys are bad enough, imagine how bad of a repetitive strain injury you would get from this.
I would say for as long as the hardware remains useful. A high end laptop may still be perfectly usable in 15 years if the hardware doesn’t fail by then.
PCIe 2.0 is 500 MB/s per lane, it’s not going to limit the speed. That CPU certainly doesn’t have enough power to run something heavy like IDS at 1gbps though.
Most of my drives are EXT4, but I started using BTRFS a couple years ago and will be using it on all new installs from now on. I really like being able to make snapshots and compression reduces the install size quite a bit.