- SarisYeah if they just stopped using a release name that'd probably do it, although communities can be surprisingly stubborn on some things.
- I work with Debian daily and I still couldn't tell you what order those go in. but Debian 12, Debian 13, etc.. is perfectly easy to remember and search for.
- I wonder if a crypto miner like this was a person doing the work, or just an automated thing someone wrote to scan IPs for known vulnerabilities and exploit them automatically.
- Same problem I have with Debian.
At least Fedora just uses a version number!
- Why is that? I remember seeing that Zen strips out the Firefox telemetry.
Librewolf is nice but breaks a lot of stuff, sites that use webrtc or canvas related things, lots of banking sites refuse to load, and some other issues I can't remember.
- Zen, Waterfox, Librewolf, Floorp.. For android there's Fennec, Iceraven.
There are more, those are just the ones I can recall.
- What phone with OLED, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, and user replaceable battery is $100 on Aliexpress?
- The Git Sync or PuppyGit apps are a good way to keep markdown files in sync between devices. I use git for my Obsidian notes.
It's better than file sync because you have diff and merge in case you accidentally edit the same file on 2 devices and get a conflict. Plus you have full history of everything.
If you do need file sync I really like the FolderSync app on my phone, it's reliable and connects using a ton of protocols.
- It's also why I'm a fan of atomic distros, easier to roll back from a major bug like my login screen no longer functioning.
- Same goes for some of the desktop focused Linux distros, I had Fedora KDE break the login screen from a bad update that got pushed out. It's best to just wait to update anything important.
- Yeah Debian is really stable because its so far behind the current releases, lots of testing has been done by the time it updates a package. Great for servers and stuff you just want to set and forget with auto updates.
- I'd assume a lot of the size is the auto correct data
- Things made for game streaming will be more responsive at the tradeoff of massive bandwidth usage in comparison. RDP can work over slow connections reasonably well.
- RDP on the same system isn't remote access though.
- Yup, if you're going to have smart lights, get ones that still have a physical switch!
- Probably not many real cells on Amazon, I looked quickly and the first 2 pages didn't have a single legitimate cell, but there are several online stores that sell legitimate cells like 18650batterystore.com
- Ehh I'm not sure it did well, the weight is a valid test, as is testing capacity.
Voltage is flat out wrong, measuring voltage will not ID a fake cell.
- So far with the Cloudflare and AWS outages this year my home storage is far more reliable hah
- It looks good, plus they're good at marketing it and the website is very engaging with telling me what problems of mine it solves and how.
- A lot of the spam I got was from being sent room invites, and the room names were really nasty stuff. And their client doesnt let you mass delete invites, I tried to do it one at a time but gave up and deleted the account instead.
Their server clearly doesnt care that a single federated server was sending out thousands of invites, and there's no way to avoid the spam.
In general using matrix was always a pain in the rear for one reason or another.